How to spell MUBBLE correctly?

If you meant to spell "bubble" instead of "mubble", some possible suggestions are "bubble", "bubbling", "bubbly" or "bubbled". Make sure to double-check your spelling before finalizing any written communication.

• babble
• bobble The ball continued to bobble down the hill until it came to a stop.
• bubble
• bubbly She had a bubbly personality that made her stand out in a crowd.
• bumble She seemed to bumble through her presentation, stumbling over words and forgetting her main points.
• burble The water in the creek began to burble as the net was dragged through it.
• cobble She was repairing a cobble sidewalk with a hammer and a shovel.
• dabble I like to dabble in different hobbies like painting, cooking, and playing guitar.
• dibble Jonathan Dibble is a bright young lawyer.
• fumble
• gabble The group of geese began to gabble loudly as they flew overhead.
• gobble The turkey starting to gobble loudly as we approached it in the barn.
• hobble I need to hobble my leg to get to the car.
• hubble The Hubble Telescope is the world's most powerful telescope.
• humble Andy is always so humble.
• jumble The jumble store is always a fun place to go.
• kibble I just bought a bag of kibble for my dog.
• Mable
• marble Mary had a new marble sculpture to show off in her garden.
• mobile I am constantly checking my mobile phone for notifications.
• muddle
• muffle I must muffle my laughter so that he does not hear.
• mule I never travel without my trusty mule.
• mumble She tends to mumble when she's nervous.
• mumbler I can hardly understand what he's saying because he's such a mumbler.
• mutable The color of the chameleon's skin is mutable, changing to blend in with its surroundings.
• muzzle We were told to muzzle the dogs.
• nibble I just had a small nibble of the cake, it's delicious.
• nobble He was not prepared to face Nobble again.
• nubile She was still a nubile teenager.
• nybble The computer used a binary system where eight bits formed one byte, and half of a byte was called a nybble.
• pebble I picked up a pebble and skipped it across the lake.
• quibble I cannot abide people who quibble over minor points.
• rabble The rally was disrupted by a rabble of angry protesters.
• rubble I found some rubble behind the building.
• ruble
• rumble The rumble of thunder echoed through the valley.
• tubule
• tumble I nearly lost my balance and began to tumble down the steep hill.
• wobble

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately