muffle
mu
ˈmə
ffle
fəl
fēl
British pronunciation
/mˈʌfə‍l/

Definition & Meaning of "muffle"in English

to muffle
01

to make a sound quieter or less distinct

Transitive: to muffle a noise
to muffle definition and meaning
example
Examples
The new insulation has effectively muffled the external traffic sounds.
Adding a thick layer of fabric can muffle the loud sound of footsteps.
02

to dampen or suppress the volume of a source of sound by covering or wrapping it

Transitive: to muffle a source of sound
example
Examples
The musician muffled the drum with a piece of cloth to create a softer, more subdued tone during the performance.
The sound engineer muffled the microphone to prevent feedback during the live concert.
Muffle
01

a kiln with an inner chamber for firing things at a low temperature

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