| AUTOJUMBLE | • autojumble n. (Britain) A sale of second-hand spare parts for old cars. • AUTOJUMBLE n. a jumble sale involving cars or car accessories. |
| BUMBLEBEES | • bumblebees n. Plural of bumblebee. • bumble-bees n. Plural of bumble-bee. • bumble␣bees n. Plural of bumble bee. |
| BUMBLEDOMS | • bumbledoms n. Plural of bumbledom. • BUMBLEDOM n. self-importance in a minor office. |
| DRUMBLEDOR | • DRUMBLEDOR n. a large flying beetle, also DUMBLEDORE. |
| DUMBLEDORE | • dumbledore n. (Dialectal, archaic, old-fashioned) A bumblebee. • dumbledore n. (Dialectal) A beetle, typically a cockchafer or dung beetle. • dumbledore n. (Dialectal) A dandelion. |
| HUMBLEBEES | • humblebees n. Plural of humblebee. • humble-bees n. Plural of humble-bee. • HUMBLEBEE n. a bumblebee. |
| HUMBLEBRAG | • humblebrag n. An ostensibly self-deprecating statement made to show off. • humblebrag v. To make a humblebrag. • HUMBLEBRAG v. to make a statement that purports to be self-effacing but in fact reveals a person's wealth or importance. |
| HUMBLENESS | • humbleness n. Modesty, humility; the property of being humble. • HUMBLENESS n. the quality of being humble. |
| HUMBLESSES | • HUMBLESSE n. (Spenser) humility. |
| MUMBLECORE | • mumblecore n. (Film) An American independent film movement of the early twenty-first century, characterised by low-budget… |
| MUMBLEMENT | • mumblement n. Mumbling. • MUMBLEMENT n. (Carlyle) mumbling speech. |
| OUTFUMBLED | • outfumbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of outfumble. • OUTFUMBLE v. to surpass in fumbling. |
| OUTFUMBLES | • outfumbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outfumble. • OUTFUMBLE v. to surpass in fumbling. |
| STUMBLEBUM | • stumblebum n. A blundering or awkward person. • stumblebum n. An inept prizefighter. • stumblebum n. (Slang) A homeless person. |
| TUMBLEBUGS | • tumblebugs n. Plural of tumblebug. • TUMBLEBUG n. a dung beetle, that rolls up balls of dung for protection and nourishment of young. |
| TUMBLEDOWN | • tumbledown adj. In disrepair; poorly maintained. • tumble␣down v. (Intransitive, figuratively) To topple, collapse. • TUMBLEDOWN adj. dilapidated. |
| TUMBLEHOME | • tumblehome n. (Nautical) The inward curve of the topsides of some ship hulls. • tumble␣home v. (Nautical) To incline inward, as the sides of a vessel, above the bends or extreme breadth. • TUMBLEHOME n. the inward curvature of the upper parts of the sides of a vessel at or near the stern. |
| TUMBLERFUL | • tumblerful n. As much as a tumbler will hold. • TUMBLERFUL n. as much as a tumbler will hold. |
| TUMBLESETS | • tumblesets n. Plural of tumbleset. • tumblesets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of tumbleset. • TUMBLESET n. a somersault. |
| TUMBLEWEED | • tumbleweed n. Any plant which habitually breaks away from its roots in the autumn, and is driven by the wind, as a… • tumbleweed n. (Attributive) Describing unwanted silence and inactivity. Often used of a situation when one makes a… • tumbleweed n. A tan colour, like that of a tumbleweed. |