rumblesome

English

Etymology

From rumble +‎ -some.

Adjective

rumblesome (comparative more rumblesome, superlative most rumblesome)

1. Characterised or marked by rumbling
   • 2001, Francis DiPietro, Gather the Moon:

     She had an ass like a tractor, all boxy and rumblesome.

   • 2012, Mark Evans, Bleak Expectations:

     He lookedat me fora few seconds, with eyes like those of an inquisitive owl or curious herring, then suddenly burst into a peal of rumblesome laughings.

Anagrams

• lumbersome