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rumble

verb as in growl, thunder

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Wilmington residents have long complained about noxious air and the rumble of cargo trucks.

Lately, White has been pursuing side projects like the Contender Series, a reality show where fighters vie for an official UFC contract, and the Power Slap, a more recent venture that streams for free on the right-wing video platform Rumble and features combatants who take turns, yup, slapping each other on the face, as hard as they can, no defense.

From Slate

The rumble in Rawalpindi isn’t just the climax of this series, but also to England’s Asian adventure spanning the best part of four years.

From BBC

Beyond that, you can find even more on Rumble and on Truth Social, which will sell you everything from “free” gold bars to collectible gold coins featuring Trump’s mug shot to “info kits” on investing.

From Slate

That low rumble you keep hearing: Don’t worry.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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