umbles

plural noun

um·​bles ˈəm-bəlz 

: the edible viscera of an animal (such as a deer or hog)

Word History

Etymology

Middle English, alteration of noumbles, from Old French nombles loins, alteration of lumbles, from Latin lumbuli, diminutive of lumbi, plural of lumbus loin — more at loin

First Known Use

15th century, in the meaning defined above

Rhymes for umbles

• crumbles
• fumbles
• grumbles
• humbles
• mumbles
• rumbles
• stumbles
• tumbles
• umbels