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mumbly

mumbly adjective: prone to mumbling.

Adjective

mumbly (comparative mumblier, superlative mumbliest)

  1. Prone to mumbling.

Forms of mumbly

comparativemumblier
superlativemumbliest

Origin of mumbly

From mumble + -y.

Words formed from mumbly

Phrases with mumbly

Questions about mumbly

What does mumbly mean?
Mumbly means prone to mumbling.
What part of speech is mumbly?
Mumbly is an adjective.

Words near mumbly in the dictionary

  1. mumbliest
  2. mumblin'
  3. mumbling
  4. mumblingly
  5. mumblings
  6. mumbly
  7. mumbly joe
  8. mumbly joes
  9. mumbly-peg
  10. mumbo jumbo
  11. mumbo jumbos

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