Definition of rumorous in English:

rumorous

(also rumourous)

adjective ˈruːm(ə)rəs

1Making a (usually prolonged) resonant noise; sonorous, resounding. Now rare (archaic and poetic).
2Of the nature of rumour; rumoured, reported.
3Full of rumours or reports.

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Heywood (c1496–c1578), playwright and epigrammatist. From rumour + -ous.

(also rumourous)

adjectiveˈruːm(ə)rəs

1Making a (usually prolonged) resonant noise; sonorous, resounding. Now rare (archaic and poetic).
2Of the nature of rumour; rumoured, reported.
3Full of rumours or reports.

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Heywood (c1496–c1578), playwright and epigrammatist. From rumour + -ous.

词汇	rumorous
释义	Definition of rumorous in English: rumorous (also rumourous) adjective ˈruːm(ə)rəs 1Making a (usually prolonged) resonant noise; sonorous, resounding. Now rare (archaic and poetic). 2Of the nature of rumour; rumoured, reported. 3Full of rumours or reports. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Heywood (c1496–c1578), playwright and epigrammatist. From rumour + -ous. Definition of rumorous in US English: rumorous (also rumourous) adjectiveˈruːm(ə)rəs 1Making a (usually prolonged) resonant noise; sonorous, resounding. Now rare (archaic and poetic). 2Of the nature of rumour; rumoured, reported. 3Full of rumours or reports. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Heywood (c1496–c1578), playwright and epigrammatist. From rumour + -ous.
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