rumblers
/ˈrʌmblərz/
noun
- People or things that make a low, heavy, continuous sound, like distant thunder or a large vehicle.
- The parade's rumblers—the big trucks and drums—could be heard from blocks away.
- During the storm, the rumblers in the sky kept the dog hiding under the bed.
- The old washing machine was one of the loudest rumblers in the neighborhood.
- People who complain or grumble in a low, ongoing way.
- The coach ignored the rumblers on the bench and focused on the game.
- The meeting was full of rumblers who weren't happy with the new policy.
- My grandpa is one of those gentle rumblers who mutters about the news all morning.