sputter|sputtered|sputtering|sputters in English

verb

[sput·ter || 'spʌtə(r)]

eject bits of food or water from the mouth while making explosive sounds; make popping or exploding sounds

Use "sputter|sputtered|sputtering|sputters" in a sentence

1. Don't sputter when you speak.

2. He sputtered incoherently in his anger.

3. Sputtering, I grabbed it.

4. He began to sputter his reply.

5. Rf-plasma glow discharge sputtering

6. Sputter targets and evaporation materials available upon request.

7. He flared up and sputtered out the story.

8. The revolt sputtered, and Figueroa was arrested and summarily executed.

9. The engine sputtered feebly for a while and then stopped.

10. Sputter coater with a gold or gold/palladium target.

11. 4 synonyms for Crepitate: crackle, splutter, sputter, crackle

12. After he heared the news, he sputtered incoherently in a rage.

13. An electrically conductive surface (9) is deposited onto a nonconductive underlay (1) by a method where a metal is evaporated under a vacuum - sputtering, magnetron sputtering, radiofrequency sputtering, diode plasma sputtering, cathodic arc evaporation, ion plating, ionization-assisted evaporation, ion implantation or laser alloying.

14. Spirulate sputters Arsmetrik Trimera outflash get-up-and-get ruinate retare fodderless deciares

15. The engine gave a sputter and died.

16. You sputter in greed and in arrogance.

17. The country's transition to democracy continues to sputter along.

18. I thought about sputtering oil, about sizzling butter.

19. The screaming wind is sputtering out a bit.

20. Cu-Mn ALLOY SPUTTERING TARGET AND SEMICONDUCTOR WIRING

21. Jack ran up to the referee, sputtering protest.

22. A whole goat is sputtering over the fire.

23. 4 synonyms for Crepitate: crackle, splutter, sputter, crackle

24. The little wax fires sputter in the carpet.

25. The engine sputter feebly for a while and then stop.