Words Ending With MBLE

To walk at a leisurely pace.

To put together from parts or gather people in one place.

Trembling; shaking.

A market for second-hand car parts in the UK.

To throw into confusion; jumble.

A leisurely stroll or journey.

A rough, prickly shrub, such as a blackberry bush.

To speak haltingly.

A band along the top of a shield, half the chief's height.

To break or fall apart into small fragments.

To decode a scrambled or encrypted signal.

A small wooded valley or bower.

To take apart into pieces or convert machine code to readable form.

To hide one's true feelings or intentions; to pretend.

To move slowly or in a confused, bumbling manner.

A group of musicians or performers playing together.

The male hemp plant, which has finer fibers.

Handle clumsily or awkwardly.

To play games of chance for money.

To complain in a low, indistinct manner.

A river in Hampshire, England.

Having a modest or low opinion of oneself.

A confused mixture of things.

To assemble incorrectly or wrongly.

To speak softly and indistinctly.

Moving quickly and lightly.

To surpass in fumbling.

To gamble more or better than.

Archaic form of preamble.

An introductory statement to a document or statute.

A leisurely walk in the countryside.

To put something back together.

To tidy or put away by moving things.

To be similar or bear a likeness to.

A low, continuous, heavy sound.

To move awkwardly or scramble; to squander or mangle.

To move hurriedly or clumsily.

A thin coat of opaque color applied to a painting.

It seems or appears.

To walk slowly and clumsily, dragging the feet.

To trip or lose balance while walking.

To assemble a subassembly.

A small metal cap worn on the finger to push a needle while sewing.

To shake involuntarily from cold or emotion.

A fall or rolling over.

The edible entrails of a deer or other animal.

To make clear or understandable; decode.

To move unsteadily or wobble.

To overturn or capsize.

A hand tool for boring holes.