Mumble
mascullar
definition
verb
he mumbled something she didn't catch
say something indistinctly and quietly, making it difficult for others to hear.
bite or chew with toothless gums or eat without making much use of the teeth.
noun
Rosie had replied in a mumble
a quiet and indistinct utterance.
translation of 'mumble'
verb
balbucear,
barbotear,
mascar,
mascullar
noun
balbuceo
example
‘I love him,’ Lily repeated, though her voice was little more than a 'mumble' .
Rosie had replied in a 'mumble'
His voice trailed off into an absorbed 'mumble' as he tried to jot everything down.
His speech is something between a muffle and a 'mumble' , a perpetual whisper beneath the breath.
There was an uncertain 'mumble' from the group in general. ‘All right then.’
But all that came out was a 'mumble' , and then she coughed.
Soren's voice came out in more of a 'mumble' than anything else.
Rosie had replied in a 'mumble'
As I couldn't quite find the words to respond to that, I decided a 'mumble' and a nod of the head would suffice.
His speech is a 'mumble' , his face immobile, his gait unsteady.
His voice dropped to a 'mumble' , his grip on my wrist loosened and he stopped struggling so much.
She heard him 'mumble' something indistinct, and he tried to spit at her, but his aim left a lot to be desired.
It came out as a 'mumble' with all the stuffed bread in his mouth.
I 'mumble' a noncommittal reply and decide not to mention the TV series I present.
She let her voice go right down to a 'mumble' at the end and looked up to meet his sympathetic brown eyes.
There's a 'mumble' of gibberish, broken words, broken thoughts, and I realize that my brother can't talk anymore.
His voice drops to a conspiratorial 'mumble' : ‘Every month, they send us a tape we have to play.’
So don't be surprised if you hear me 'mumble' : ‘Would you like fries with that?’
Jeff just shook his bald head and looked down with a 'mumble' .
Everything starts to come out as an eyes-to-the-desk 'mumble' .
If you can't hum quietly, then 'mumble' loudly these wallopy words under your breath.
Her voice was a mere 'mumble' as she answered back.
They were answered by a faint 'mumble' from beside him.
He prefers to sing in a blurry 'mumble' , letting his meanings emerge in the scuffed and yearning tone of his voice as much as in the words themselves.
It looks now as though I will have to, as no one wants a teacher who barely achieves an incomprehensible 'mumble' , even if it could be in any one of five languages.
Embarrassed, all he could manage was 'mumble' an incoherent reply.
A couple of kids chimed in and their voices were lost in a huge 'mumble' of slurred vowels and consonances in my scrambled brain.
First of all, she's a 'mumbler' , so I really have to strain to hear her.
He mumbled so softly and so 'mumblingly' that I couldn't make out much of what he said, other than a few occurrences of his interrupted question, ‘What is -?’
He kept 'mumbling' indistinctly to himself… I couldn't understand most of it.
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