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(mÅ­mâ²bÉl) v. mumÂ·bled, mumÂ·bling, mumÂ·bles. v.tr. 1. To utter indistinctly by lowering the voice or partially closing the mouth: mumbled an insincere apology. 2. To chew slowly or ineffectively without or as if without teeth.
1. mumble, whisper, mutter, drone, purr, babble, speak in an undertone He turned and murmured something to the professor. noun. 1. whisper, whispering, mutter, mumble, drone, purr, babble, undertone She spoke in a low murmur. 2. drone, buzz, hum, purr, thrum The clamour of traffic had receded to a distant murmur.