Definitions
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- n. Plural form of mumbler.
Etymologies
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Examples
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(Mr Kenny has gone for a personality make-over to stop his salivating demons to emasculate his '' mumblers '' in FG.
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Usually, they're written and played as either hyper-tense shouters or anguished mumblers.
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The other students are all women, which makes conversation easier – men in rural Japan are terrible mumblers.
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TeacherReviews. com and PickAProf. com, for example, let undergraduates read anonymous evaluations of professors by their former students and help them avoid any mumblers or those disinclined to give good grades.
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A new society has been formed by our mumblers, to help each other in times of excreamisis.
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When New York subway tokens were brass, the clerks who sold them were faceless mumblers behind bulletproof glass.
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NEW YORK -- When subway tokens were brass, the clerks who sold them were faceless mumblers behind bars, and later scowling mumblers behind bulletproof glass.
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This page was supposed to feature two things: a nice picture of a pet, and a nice chart which would help illustrate what mumblers pets are.
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A little older, a little colder: and already are they mystifiers, and mumblers and mollycoddles.
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The pigeon mumblers, the candy store owners, the construction crews give this man a large contract to tell the story of Brooklyn and Queens at the end of the century, which is one of the great untold stones America offers.
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