splutter|spluttered|spluttering|splutters in English

verb

[splut·ter || 'splʌtə(r)]

speak in a rapid and unclear manner; spit, spatter; make spitting sounds

Use "splutter|spluttered|spluttering|splutters" in a sentence

1. Her father spluttered indignation.

2. "Balderdash!" he spluttered indignantly.

3. The firework spluttered and went out.

4. 9 The old gentleman was spluttering with indignation.

5. The engine coughed and spluttered into life.

6. He spluttered and excitedly talked about something.

7. 4 synonyms for Crepitate: crackle, splutter, sputter, crackle

8. 3 The rain caused the lamp to splutter.

9. The old gentleman was spluttering with indignation.

10. 9 He gave a brief splutter of laughter.

11. Ma Katz coughed and spluttered, yellow tears coursing down her face.

12. 1 The car started with a splutter.

13. Then add cumin seeds fry till they start spluttering.

14. Out of breath,he spluttered he'd come up the stairs at once.

15. 2 The whisky made her cough and splutter.

16. 4 synonyms for Crepitate: crackle, splutter, sputter, crackle

17. 4 A faint but more hopeful splutter, this time.

18. 8 I ask as I splutter into a tissue.

19. He spluttered a load of hip-hop banter as he danced around the drum.

20. They beth splutter with anger and burst into silly giggles, wrestling.

21. Next it's a violent spluttering action and, finally, much squirming to grab the spoon from you.

22. The drone had become a hiccup - a variation on a theme of coughing and spluttering.

23. 15 I do not make a fuss, I do not rant and splutter.

24. Hold him by the nose, dearie, then he'll splutter and wake up.

25. I do not make a fuss, I do not rant and splutter.