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  • ба́ба

    woman (colloquial), broad, dame

    peasant woman, countrywoman

    grandma, granny

    baba (cake), rum baba

  • ром

    rum

  • разгово́р

    conversation, talk, chat

    rumours, gossip, talk

  • слух

    hearing, sense of hearing, ear (for music)

    rumour, hearsay

    news, sign, word

  • слы́шно

    one can hear, it is audible, you can hear

    audibly

    they say, it is said, it is rumoured

  • толк

    sense, point, use

    rumour, talk, gossip

    persuasion, orientation, current

    push, shove, nudge

  • кни́жка

    book (small), little book, booklet

    omasum, third stomach (of ruminants)

  • зад

    bottom, backside, butt, ass

    back part, rear, back

    hindquarters, rump, croup

  • у́тка

    duck

    false report, false rumour, canard, hoax

  • переверну́ть

    to turn over, to turn, to flip, to turn around

    to overturn, to tip over, to knock over

    to turn upside down, to rummage through, to ransack

    to turn inside out

  • гро́хнуть

    to crash, to bang, to rumble, to thunder

    to burst out laughing, to roar with laughter

    to hack, to crack, to break into (a system)

  • ползти́

    to crawl, to creep

    to spread (of rumours), to circulate

  • гуд

    humming, buzzing, hum

    droning, rumbling, booming

    honking, hooting

  • разрыва́ть

    to tear, to tear apart, to rip up

    to break off, to sever, to terminate

    to dig up, to dig open, to turn over (soil)

    to rummage through, to ransack, to turn upside-down

  • распуска́ть

    to dissolve (a body), to disband, to dismiss, to send home

    to spread (rumours), to circulate, to put about

    to let loose, to let down (hair), to undo, to unfurl (sails)

    to dissolve (in liquid), to melt

    to unravel (knitting), to unpick

  • распусти́ть

    to disband, to dissolve, to dismiss, to send home

    to let down (hair), to undo, to unravel (knitting)

    to spread (a rumour), to circulate, to put about

    to spread, to spread out, to unfurl

    to let get out of hand, to spoil, to let run wild

    to melt, to dissolve

    to let out (a seam), to widen

  • перевора́чивать

    to turn over, to flip, to turn, to turn around

    to overturn, to knock over, to tip over, to capsize

    to turn inside out

    to turn upside down, to rummage through, to ransack

  • гро́хот

    crash, roar, rumble, rattle

    screen, riddle

  • греме́ть

    to thunder, to rumble, to roar

    to clatter, to rattle, to clink

    to ring out, to resound, to be famous

  • румы́нский

    (relational) Romanian, Rumanian

  • ша́рить

    to rummage, to grope, to fumble, to feel around

    to understand, to be knowledgeable (about), to know one's stuff

  • гул

    rumble rumbling hum buzz

  • загреме́ть

    to start to thunder, to begin to rumble, to start to roar

    to start clattering, to start rattling, to ring out, to resound

    to fall with a crash, to crash down, to tumble down

    to land in jail, to end up in prison, to be hauled into court

    to get kicked out, to get thrown out, to flunk

  • поры́ться

    to rummage

  • молва́

    rumour, common talk, fame

  • сбива́ться

    to lose one's way, to stray, to go off course, to deviate

    to get confused, to lose the thread, to falter, to stumble (in speech)

    to huddle together, to cluster, to band together, to clump

    to slip out of place, to slide, to get rumpled up

  • урча́ть

    to rumble

  • переры́ть

    to break, to tear asunder, to dig up, to rummage

  • рубе́ц

    scar, cicatrice, weal

    seam, hem, joint

    tripe, rumen

  • обша́рить

    to rummage, to ransack, to go

  • ро́кот

    roar, low rumble, murmur

  • прогреме́ть

    to thunder, to rumble, to rattle, to roar

    to ring out, to resound

  • раска́т

    peal, roll, rumble, burst (of laughter)

    momentum, gathered speed, run-up speed

    slope, slide, sledding hill

  • бурча́ть

    to mutter, to mumble, to grumble

    to rumble, to gurgle, to bubble

  • грохота́ть

    to rumble, to crash, to rattle, to roar

    to thunder, to peal, to roll, to boom

  • слушо́к

    rumor, piece of gossip, whisper, hearsay

  • шурова́ть

    to stoke, to poke (a fire)

    to rummage, to poke about

  • поша́рить

    to fumble, to rummage

  • копоши́ться

    to swarm about, to teem, to stir, to crawl about

    to potter about, to putter around, to busy oneself, to dawdle

    to fumble (with something), to rummage, to root about, to fiddle

  • прослы́шать

    to learn about, to hear about (sth) from rumors

  • копа́ние

    digging

    excavation

    rummaging, poking about

  • перекопа́ть

    to dig up (all of), to dig over, to turn over (soil)

    to search everywhere, to rummage through, to turn upside down

    to dig a trench across, to cut across with a ditch

    to dig up again, to re-dig

  • огу́зок

    rump (of beef), round, topside

    rump hide, butt (of a hide)

  • баси́ть

    to speak in a deep voice, to rumble, to growl

    to sing bass, to sing in a bass voice

    to boom, to drone, to rumble

  • тарахте́ть

    to rattle, to clatter, to rumble, to make a racket

    to chug, to putter, to sputter

    to chatter, to jabber, to prattle

  • броже́ние

    fermentation, ferment, rumblings

  • ско́мканный

    crumpled, rumpled, crushed

    botched, rushed, muddled, poorly organized

  • жева́ние

    chewing, mastication

    rumination, rehashing, harping on the same thing

  • сби́вшийся

    lost, gone astray, off course

    confused, muddled, bewildered

    rumpled, bunched up, out of place

  • громыха́ть

    to thunder, to rumble

    to clatter, to bang about, to make a racket

    to lumber along, to rumble along

  • обша́ривать

    to rummage, to ransack, to go

  • смя́тый

    crumpled, creased, wrinkled, rumpled

  • перека́т

    rolling, rumbling, roll (of thunder)

    shallows, riffle, shoal, sandbar

  • гвалт

    uproar, rumpus, hubbub, row

  • жва́чный

    ruminants

  • круп

    croup, crupper, rump (of a horse)

    croup

  • кресте́ц

    sacrum

    croup (of a horse), rump

  • урча́ние

    rumbling

  • вбра́сывать

    to throw in, to toss in, to put in

    to throw in (the ball), to drop (the puck), to put into play

    to put out (rumours), to plant (information), to float

  • перево́рошить

    to turn over (hay), to toss (hay), to ted

    to rummage through, to turn over (searching), to mess up

    to turn upside down, to stir up, to upend

  • загуде́ть

    to begin to buzz, to begin to hum, to start droning

    to begin to drone, to begin to rumble, to start booming

    to begin to sound (of a horn), to start hooting, to sound off

  • копа́ющийся

    rummaging, digging, poking around, delving

    dawdling, slow-working, poky

  • грохо́чущий

    rumbling, thundering, booming, clattering

  • кривото́лки

    false rumours, idle talk

  • заурча́ть

    to start purring, to start growling, to start rumbling

  • гро́хать

    to crash, to bang, to rumble, to thunder

    to roar with laughter, to laugh loudly

  • замя́тый

    crumpled, creased, rumpled

    hushed up, suppressed, covered up

  • измя́ть

    to rumple, to crumple

  • громыхну́ть

    to rumble, to thunder, to boom

    to clatter, to bang, to crash

  • перерыва́ть

    to break, to tear asunder, to dig up, to rummage

  • урча́щий

    purring, rumbling, growling

  • ромште́кс

    rump steak

    breaded fried beef steak

  • пробурча́ть

    to mutter, to mumble, to grumble, to rumble

  • еро́шить

    to rumple, to tousle, to dishevel, to ruffle

  • бурча́ние

    muttering, mumbling, grumbling

    rumbling (of the stomach), growling

  • громыха́ние

    rumble, rumbling

  • прока́тываться

    to roll, to roll along, to roll past

    to rumble, to roll (of thunder), to boom

    to sweep (across), to roll through, to spread

    to be rolled (of metal), to be mangled (of laundry)

  • ворча́щий

    grumbling, grousing, disgruntled

    growling, rumbling

  • клоко́чущий

    gurgling, bubbling, boiling, rumbling

    seething, boiling, fuming

  • громыха́ющий

    thundering, rumbling, booming, clattering

  • взъеро́шивать

    to tousle, to ruffle, to rumple

  • трезвон

    peal, ringing, pealing of bells

    gossip, rumours, talk

    row, shindy, fuss, uproar

  • разворошённый

    stirred up, raked over, disheveled, rummaged through

  • роко́чущий

    rumbling, booming, roaring, thundering

  • перема́лываться

    to be ground, to be milled, to be crushed

    to be chewed over, to be turned over in the mind, to be processed, to be ruminated on

  • копа́вшийся

    digging, rummaging, searching through, poking about

    delving (into), poring (over), engrossed in, examining thoroughly

  • раскати́ть

    to roll out, to spread out

    to make reverberate, to make rumble, to boom out

  • дока́тываться

    to roll (as far as), to roll up to

    to be heard from afar, to come rolling (of sound), to rumble, to boom

    to sink (to), to come to (such a state), to stoop (to)

    to be rolled (to a place)

  • греме́вший

    thundering, rumbling, booming, clattering

    famous, renowned, celebrated

  • наговори́вший

    who has said a lot, who has talked too much, having talked excessively

    who has slandered, who has gossiped, who has spread rumours, who has told lies

  • бурча́щий

    rumbling, gurgling, growling

    grumbling, complaining, muttering

  • прогрохота́ть

    to rumble, to crash, to roar, to peal

    to rumble past, to thunder past, to rattle by

  • гу́зка

    rump (of a bird), parson's nose, tail piece

    bottom, backside, rear end

    blunt end, bottom tip

  • обшариваемый

    being rummaged through, being searched

  • намя́тый

    bruised, squashed

    rumpled, crumpled, creased

    sore (from pressure), aching

  • мну́щий

    kneading

    crumpling, creasing, crushing, rumpling

  • шуруемый

    being stirred, being poked, being rummaged

  • перетря́хнутый

    rummaged through, thoroughly shaken, turned upside down

  • ры́вшийся

    rummaging, digging, who was rummaging, who was digging

  • злоязы́чие

    slander, backbiting, malicious talk, sharp-tonguedness

    gossip, tittle-tattle, rumour-mongering

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