sputter 音標拼音: [sp'ʌtɚ]
n . 噴濺聲,劈啪聲,咕噥,急語
vi . 唾沫飛濺,急忙地講,發劈啪聲
vt . 噴出
噴濺聲,劈啪聲,咕噥,急語唾沫飛濺,急忙地講,發劈啪聲噴出
sputter n 1 :
the noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively ; "
he heard a spatter of gunfire " [
synonym :
{
spatter }, {
spattering }, {
splatter }, {
splattering },
{
sputter }, {
splutter }, {
sputtering }]
2 :
an utterance (
of words )
with spitting sounds (
as in rage )
[
synonym : {
sputter }, {
splutter }]
v 1 :
make an explosive sound ; "
sputtering engines "
2 :
cause to undergo a process in which atoms are removed ; "
The solar wind protons must sputter away the surface atoms of the dust "
3 :
climb awkwardly ,
as if by scrambling [
synonym : {
clamber },
{
scramble }, {
shin }, {
shinny }, {
skin }, {
struggle }, {
sputter }]
4 :
utter with a spitting sound ,
as if in a rage [
synonym : {
sputter },
{
splutter }]
5 :
spit up in an explosive manner [
synonym : {
splutter }, {
sputter },
{
spit out }]
Sputter \
Sput "
ter \,
v .
t .
To spit out hastily by quick ,
successive efforts ,
with a spluttering sound ;
to utter hastily and confusedly ,
without control over the organs of speech .
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1913 Webster ]
In the midst of caresses ,
and without the least pretended incitement ,
to sputter out the basest accusations . --
Swift .
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Sputter \
Sput "
ter \,
n .
Moist matter thrown out in small detached particles ;
also ,
confused and hasty speech .
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Sputter \
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v .
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imp . &
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p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Sputtering }.] [
From the root of spout or spit to eject from the mouth .
Cf .
{
Splutter }.]
1 .
To spit ,
or to emit saliva from the mouth in small ,
scattered portions ,
as in rapid speaking .
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2 .
To utter words hastily and indistinctly ;
to speak so rapidly as to emit saliva .
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They could neither of them speak their rage ,
and so fell a sputtering at one another ,
like two roasting apples . --
Congreve .
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3 .
To throw out anything ,
as little jets of steam ,
with a noise like that made by one sputtering .
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Like the green wood . . .
sputtering in the flame .
--
Dryden .
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165 Moby Thesaurus words for "
sputter ":
assibilate ,
assibilation ,
barrage ,
beat ,
beat a ruffle ,
beat a tattoo ,
beating ,
bicker ,
blubber ,
bluff ,
bluster ,
bluster and bluff ,
blustering ,
boastfulness ,
bounce ,
brag ,
bravado ,
bully ,
bullying ,
bustle ,
buzz ,
crackle ,
dance ,
drone ,
drum ,
drum music ,
drumbeat ,
drumfire ,
drumming ,
effervesce ,
effervescence ,
effervescing ,
ejaculate ,
eject ,
fanfaronade ,
fizz ,
fizzle ,
fizzling ,
flap ,
flick ,
flicker ,
flip ,
flit ,
flitter ,
flop ,
flurry ,
fluster ,
flutter ,
frication ,
frictional rustling ,
fuss ,
gabble ,
gasconade ,
gibber ,
go pitapat ,
gutter ,
heckle ,
hector ,
hectoring ,
hiss ,
hissing ,
hush ,
hushing ,
intimidate ,
intimidation ,
jabber ,
lisp ,
maunder ,
mouth ,
mumble ,
murmur ,
mutter ,
out -
herod Herod ,
palpitate ,
palpitation ,
paradiddle ,
patter ,
pitapat ,
pitter -
patter ,
pop ,
pound ,
pounding ,
pulsate ,
pulsation ,
pulse ,
quiver ,
rage ,
rant ,
rat -
a -
tat ,
rat -
tat ,
rat -
tat -
tat ,
rataplan ,
rattattoo ,
rave ,
rhonchus ,
rip out ,
rodomontade ,
roister ,
roll ,
rollick ,
rub -
a -
dub ,
ruff ,
ruffle ,
shake ,
shush ,
shushing ,
sibilance ,
sibilate ,
sibilation ,
side ,
siffle ,
sigmatism ,
siss ,
sissing ,
sizz ,
sizzle ,
sizzling ,
slang ,
slat ,
sneeze ,
sneezing ,
sniff ,
sniffle ,
snore ,
snort ,
snuff ,
snuffle ,
sob ,
sound a tattoo ,
spatter ,
speak incoherently ,
spit ,
splatter ,
splutter ,
squash ,
squelch ,
squish ,
staccato ,
sternutation ,
susurrate ,
swagger ,
swashbuckle ,
swashbucklery ,
swish ,
tat -
tat ,
tattoo ,
throb ,
throbbing ,
throw out ,
thrum ,
thump ,
thumping ,
tom -
tom ,
vapor ,
wave ,
waver ,
wheeze ,
whish ,
whisper ,
whistle ,
whistling ,
white noise ,
whiz ,
whoosh ,
zip
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