Associations to the word «Muffled»
Noun
- Thud
- Thump
- Hoove
- Roar
- Sob
- Hoof
- Grunt
- Exclamation
- Shriek
- Groan
- Clatter
- Faint
- Footstep
- Wail
- Scream
- Cloak
- Detonation
- Whine
- Gasp
- Moan
- Shawl
- Stillness
- Tread
- Scarf
- Shout
- Explosion
- Gunshot
- Sound
- Rumble
- Cry
- Murmur
- Rustling
- Pounding
- Voice
- Noise
- Sobbing
- Rattle
- Cough
- Curse
- Scraping
- Laughter
- Oar
- Growl
- Pillow
- Yell
- Chanting
- Gunfire
- Throbbing
- Wrapping
- Tramp
- Gag
- Crunch
- Hum
- Fog
- Ringing
- Beating
- Fur
- Thunder
- Hiss
- Carpet
- Coughing
- Boom
- Mask
- Snapping
- Click
- Visor
- Tapping
- Chime
- Echo
- Helmet
- Roaring
- Bellow
Adjective
Wiktionary
MUFFLED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of muffle
Dictionary definition
MUFFLED, adjective. Being or made softer or less loud or clear; "the dull boom of distant breaking waves"; "muffled drums"; "the muffled noises of the street"; "muted trumpets".
MUFFLED, adjective. Wrapped up especially for protection or secrecy; "children muffled almost to the eyebrows".
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