mutter|mutters in English
noun
[mut·ter || 'mʌtə(r)]
inarticulate soft speech, mumbling, grumbling
Use "mutter|mutters" in a sentence
1. I don't mutter.
2. He spoke in a mutter.
3. Birgand G, Mutters N, Otter J, et al
4. She began to mutter incoherently.
5. Mutter Angst und Vater Schmerz.
6. I heard a mutter of discontent.
7. His voice subsided to a mutter.
8. Don't mutter! I can't hear you.
9. Nor will my tongue mutter deceit!
10. 22 I heard a mutter of discontent.
11. Slaves mumble, workers grumble and students mutter.
12. “Here we go again,” Rachel mutters, loud enough to be heard.
13. She heard him mutter an oath under his breath.
14. I heard him mutter a mild swear word.
15. A tech knew the appropriate litanies to mutter.
16. In some cases, are also said mutter disposable wipe.
17. They make no more than a mutter of protest.
18. He settled back, shut his eyes, began to mutter.
19. Mutter is extensible with plugins and supports numerous visual effects.
20. The woman next in line began to mutter to herself.
21. The week mutters after the gentleman, orotund low oneself must can only listen to pure.
22. Tony would mutter, hitting his own forehead with an open palm.
23. She began to mutter again and he leaned forward to listen.
24. I heard the soft mutter of voices in the next room.
25. The week mutters after the gentleman, orotund cheap oneself have to can only hear to pure.