rumble

1. (noun) A no-holds-barred fight between at least two rival street gangs or any other organization.

2. (verb) To fight as such

1. The Greasers beat the Socs asses in the scene of the rumble in "The Outsiders."

2. Let's rumble, bitches!

by Saturn's Problem Child February 6, 2008

rumblies

when you eat college food and you feel some bowel movement in your stomach and you need to find a bathroom immediately.

"i have the rumblies guys, im gonna go disrespect that bathroom."

by Briggs090991 December 10, 2009

Rumble

Time to have sex

Aye baby you ready to rumble 👀?

by Ajai September 30, 2020

Rumbles

Stomach or intestinal pain caused by movement in the intestinal tract usually audible. Precursor to uncontrollable Diarrhea.

Holly shiznitski I've got the rumbles coming on. I better make a run for the Border.

If you got rumbles and the contractions start, you don't have much time to find a bathroom.

by Kuerno May 30, 2008

rumble

1. A "Rumble" is the term for a collection of badgers.

While out hunting dear, I saw a majestic rumble of badgers cross the meadow in search of honey.

by beefankle October 10, 2014

rumble

Verb. To be identified or picked out by a narcotics agent, police, or anyone else around that could potentially rat you out for drugs.

"Take the phone. I don't want him to rumble my voice." WSB, The Soft Machine, p. 6 (1961).

by Gene Tenon April 11, 2006

rumble

An operation carried out in major UK supermarket chain, Tesco. All staff, from managers to checkout staff skip from aisle to aisle bringing products forward on the shelves, lining them up and making them look pretty for customers.

Customer: Excuse me, where are the baked beans?
Manager: Errm, can you not see I'm mid rumble?
Customer: *thinking* ASDA next time...sheesh!

by Tom5640 April 18, 2007