patters in English

noun

1

a repeated light tapping.

the rain had stopped its vibrating patter above him

synonyms: pitter-patter, tapping, pattering, drumming, beat, beating, pounding, rat-a-tat, pit-a-pat, clack, thrum, thrumming

2

rapid or smooth-flowing continuous talk, such as that used by a comedian or salesman.

slick black hair, flashy clothes, and a New York line of patter

synonyms: prattle, prating, blather, blither, drivel, chatter, jabber, babble, yabbering, yatter, twaddle, (sales) pitch, sales talk, line, spiel, elevator pitch

verb

1

make a repeated light tapping sound.

a flurry of rain pattered against the window

synonyms: go pitter-patter, tap, drum, beat, pound, rat-a-tat, go pit-a-pat, thrum

2

talk at length without saying anything significant.

she pattered on incessantly

synonyms: prattle, prate, blather, drivel, chatter, jabber, babble, yabber, yatter

noun

pitter-patter, tapping, pattering, drumming, beat, beating, pounding, rat-a-tat, pit-a-pat, clack, thrum, thrumming
prattle, prating, blather, blither, drivel, chatter, jabber, babble, yabbering, yatter, twaddle
(sales) pitch, sales talk, line, spiel, elevator pitch
speech, language, parlance, dialect, lingo
spiel

verb

go pitter-patter, scurry, prattle, pitter-patter, sprinkle
go pitter-patter, tap, drum, beat, pound, rat-a-tat, go pit-a-pat, thrum
scurry, scuttle, skip, trip
prattle, prate, blather, drivel, chatter, jabber, babble, yabber, yatter
pitter-patter
sprinkle, pitter-patter, spatter, spit

Use "patters" in a sentence

1. Synonyms for Babbles include gabbles, chatters, prattles, jabbers, prates, burbles, gabs, patters, twitters and blathers

2. Nron patters arc Becomma n pmar in the Soviet Union Sally Ann Howes, who will replace Julie Anurews in "My Fair Lady," is one of Britain's top musical stars

3. Nigh night my speech impediment, perhaps, bleeds out from my crooked teeth stained with love((lessness)) “& what do ye ((cherubs in ribcage)) feel,” as the circus tonight Bombinates & pitter patters like cotton candy shakes? sugarhighlover? “naught,” they croon, or, perhaps, i am stuttering the near night heeding ‘gainst the crook of my shoulder her shoulder which i stand up high