How to pronounce “muffle” in English

Though his words were muffled by onions, she knew the uniformed man was questioning their driver.

And the bowls emitted a muffled bell-like clang when they hit the ground.

sort of walk around and it muffles all the sounds but I was standing outside this conference room and whatever was going on inside was so energetic so

Alton Brown: And then we muffled the really big explosions we muffled by dropping them in the pool.

Terror overtook me and I could barely hear the crowds increasingly muffled chants over my own fearful thoughts and the dull, echoing crackle

The house was quiet, the sounds muffled.

"Galactica," for example, they took a muffled soundscape in space, and so they crunched things down a little bit sonically.

And he heard muffled cries of not just Nicole, the young woman who was trapped, but many people.

Go back in history and you'll find a glut of accusations -- often muffled in humor, sometimes loosed with open contempt -- by one group that its neighbors or adversaries

Those are in case I was too obnoxious and he needed to like muffle his ears and not have to listen to this.

That voice, normally lively, was so muffled by the old stereo speakers, that it sounded as if poor Muhammad himself were trapped inside the machine.

and around a bend to Will's beloved Blue Hole, where the wind is almost always muffled, and the current ever gentle, even in stormy weather.

Then the muffled sound of a toilet flushing in a nearby bathroom could be heard, and whether this

If you're moving, if you're moving fast your producing hormones which will ultimately often they will kind of muffle the stress.

And then you learned to muffle it down.

After a moment, his heart stops beating and his body drops to the forest floor with a muffled thud.