STUMBLE | • stumble n. A fall, trip or substantial misstep. • stumble n. An error or blunder. • stumble n. A clumsy walk. |
STUMBLEBUM | • stumblebum n. A blundering or awkward person. • stumblebum n. An inept prizefighter. • stumblebum n. (Slang) A homeless person. |
STUMBLEBUMS | • stumblebums n. Plural of stumblebum. • STUMBLEBUM n. (US) an awkward person. |
STUMBLED | • stumbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of stumble. • STUMBLE v. to trip when walking or running. |
STUMBLER | • stumbler n. Agent noun of stumble; one who stumbles. • STUMBLER n. one who stumbles. |
STUMBLERS | • stumblers n. Plural of stumbler. • STUMBLER n. one who stumbles. |
STUMBLES | • stumbles n. Plural of stumble. • stumbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stumble. • STUMBLE v. to trip when walking or running. |
STUMBLIER | • stumblier adj. Comparative form of stumbly: more stumbly. • STUMBLY adj. apt to stumble. |
STUMBLIEST | • stumbliest adj. Superlative form of stumbly: most stumbly. • STUMBLY adj. apt to stumble. |
STUMBLING | • stumbling v. Present participle and gerund of stumble. • stumbling n. The motion of one who stumbles. • STUMBLE v. to trip when walking or running. |
STUMBLINGLY | • stumblingly adv. In a stumbling way; unsteadily, haltingly. • STUMBLING adv. STUMBLE, to trip when walking or running. |
STUMBLY | • stumbly adj. Prone to stumble. • STUMBLY adj. apt to stumble. |