rumble

Preposition: about

infrequency: But at least it keeps you from rumbling about the infrequency of my columns and articles.

Object

• tummy: We even have a special kids ' menu to keep those rumbling tummies at bay!
• thunder: Over the rumbling thunder you hear him shout down to you, " Master!
• bass: The sound quality is superb, tho the vibration of rumbling bass may not be to everyone's taste.
• stomach: Last night I took a late night trip to Asda for something to settle my rumbling stomach.
• noise: Then Jasmine heard a low rumbling noise from the other side of the mountain.

Converse of object

hear: Already I could hear the animated rumble from below.

Adjective modifier

• throaty: Buell InterActive Exhaust does not diminish the rich, throaty rumble of the Lightning exhaust tone.
• distant: They had lived through the Prague Spring and feared they could hear the distant rumble of the tanks.
• faint: All that could be heard of his speaking voice was a faint rumble rather like that of a distant fart.
• loud: A loud rumble to the right made me direct my attention to Giles again.
• royal: Who is going to be the ultimate champion ready to take on the challengers at the royal rumble.

Modifies a noun

strip: I landed on my back on the rumble strip.

Noun used with modifier

• fx: Page 3 1 [ Kagome, still trapped at the tree, shouts out. ] fx ground rumble... Kagome Inuyasha, run away!
• tummy: In space, no one can hear your tummy rumble.
• bass: Even light sticking spurs this cymbal to swell with a deep bass rumble and many, many decibels.

Preposition: in

jungle: In the rumble in the jungle, well, it changed sides.

Preposition: of

• thunder: What I'd mistaken for a deep rumble of summer thunder must have been the sound of The General pulling up.
• discontent: Since then there has been a steady but growing rumble of discontent among tribunal users, advisers and the judiciary.

Followed by an intransitive particle

along: As our problems continue to rumble along, news remains varied.