Search results for 'strum':

strumble (noun) : articles left on the floor which cause one to trip and fall

As the father navigated the darkened hall, the strumble left by his toddler caused a nasty fall.

Submitted by: Rex Annas from North Carolina on Dec. 11, 2006 08:13

strumbler (noun) : one who strumbles; one who moves at a slow, leisurely pace; one who meanders

I wish that strumbler would get out of the fast lane so I could pass! —unknown,

Submitted by: Dana from Texas on Dec. 12, 2007 10:21

strumpetry (noun) : Prostitution, harlotry (i.e. selling sex for money). This word is, in any case, a logical extension of "strumpet" (prostitute), and should in any case be included in your on-line dictionary...especially given its long history of existence.

William Shakespeare (Hamlet). Also used in other literature. A less clinical-sounding word than "prostitution". —William Shakespeare, Hamlet, 1800s

Submitted by: Michael Frind from Canada on Oct. 14, 2005 16:24

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