Clatter

What do we mean by clatter?

To make a rattling sound. intransitive verb

To move with a rattling sound. intransitive verb

To talk rapidly and noisily; chatter. intransitive verb

To cause to make a rattling sound. intransitive verb

A rattling sound. noun

A loud disturbance; a racket. noun

Noisy talk; chatter. noun

To make a rattling sound; make repeated sharp, confused sounds, as when sonorous bodies strike or are struck rapidly together; rattle.

To talk fast and idly; chatter; rattle with the tongue.

To make a rattling noise with; cause to sound interruptedly by striking together, or with or against something: as, to clatter dishes or the tongs.

To utter glibly and in a rattling manner; tattle; chatter.

A heap of loose boulders or broken rocks. Compare clutter. noun

Noisy gabble or talk; confused din of many jabbering tongues. noun

A rapid succession of sharp sounds; rattling, rapidly repeated, and confused noises. noun

Idle gossip; tattle. noun

To make a rattling noise with. transitive verb

To make a rattling sound by striking hard bodies together; to make a succession of abrupt, rattling sounds. intransitive verb

To talk fast and noisily; to rattle with the tongue. intransitive verb

A rattling noise, esp. that made by the collision of hard bodies; also, any loud, abrupt sound; a repetition of abrupt sounds. noun

Commotion; disturbance. noun

A rattling noise; a repetition of abrupt, sharp sounds.

A loud disturbance.

Noisy talk or chatter.

Irish. meaning to hit/strike someone. Urban Dictionary

Northern Irish; meaning "group", or "a number of" Urban Dictionary

This word has various meanings, it can mean to bang, both have sex and actually hit off someone ' i clattered into this young one last night ' It can also mean an unruly mob 'a clatter of young fella's' It can also mean rough ' I clatter fucked that yoke last night' It is also a type of divine burger ' pass me that clatter burger please' Urban Dictionary

Noise Urban Dictionary

Very drunk Urban Dictionary

To have moderately disappointing to average sex Urban Dictionary

The yeasty white discharge formed by the vagina. Often found in discarded undies or on the penis after sex. Urban Dictionary

Same as bumping fur. Froppage, French for "rubbing". When two lesbians bump and grind together their vaginas. Urban Dictionary

Noun 1. A term used to describe a woman with multiple genital piercings. One is a cunt ring, but 3 or 4 is clitter clatter. 2. A clitoris that is cluttered by excessive ornamentation. Urban Dictionary

When you see a fyne boy/girl...they tickle your fancy good,,real good...either results in a wet coot or hard johnny. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to clatter:
clatter, latter, clutter, flatter, chatter, platter, clotter, blatter, clitter, slatter, clater.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word clatter:
nest, diesel, wild, heard, piece, sound.

Words that rhyme with clatter:
matter, latter, scatter, batter, mater, flatter, patter, chatter, shatter, attar, natter, spatter, platter, tatar, splatter, tatter, hatter, smatter, antimatter, blatter, grey matter, sater, ratter, subject matter, fatter, no matter, gray matter, wildcatter, fecal matter, slatter, white matter, satter, back matter, crux of the matter, the matter, written matter, front matter, pancake batter, schlatter, mongol tatar, vatter, pictorial matter, textual matter, conservation of matter, spin the platter, waste matter, end matter, puff batter, vannatter, law of conservation of matter, state of matter, fritter batter, mcfatter, at her, at ur, bat er, bat her, cat her, chat her, chitterchatter, dat er, fat her, hat er, hat her, hatte er, mat her, mat ter, mcphatter, pat her, rat her, sat her, spat her, that her, vanatter, vannater.

Adjectives that are often used to describe clatter:
great, loud, sudden, metallic, sharp, noisy, deafening, distant, tremendous, faint, terrible, much, terrific, constant, cheerful, incessant, occasional, muffled, rhythmic, soft, wild, dull, prodigious, usual, ceaseless, heavy, merry, quick, light, hollow, rapid, familiar, harsh, awful, dry, continuous, steady, angry, fearful, continual, frightful, busy, confused, subdued, slight, infernal, hideous, furious, hard, monotonous, ominous, mighty, horrible, shrill, perpetual, thunderous, tiny, everlasting, tinny, mere, pleasant, musical, lively, muted, strange, endless, huge, gentle, brisk, violent, swift, mad, senseless, dreadful, empty, wooden, unnecessary, leaden, startling, unmistakable, mechanical, appalling, astounding, rumbling, eternal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective clatter:
clitter, traps, feet, paw.

Consonant match to clatter:
clutter, clotter, clootie, clotty, claw toe, claytor, clytie, claw to, clot a, clot to, clough to, clout he, clout to, clue to.

Words that sound like clatter:
clatter, clutter, clater, clotter, clitter, claytor, clouter, clattered, clat, clowder, clatters, clasher, catarrh, klatt, clattery, clatterer, catar, klahr, glitter, gladder, gloater, clear, closer, closure, clit, claire, clout, cater, cutter, cluster, collector, clot, cuter, clare, clad, clamor, cleat, clapper, clair, cluttered, cooter, cloister, clamour, cotter, clar, clanger, clor, clut, cleet, clammer, cloture, clour, coater, kater, clower, kadar, clacker, clore, ketter, claddagh, closter, clute, chlor, clure, clutters, cloutier, couter, clads, kiter, clet, clootie, clate, cleere, clotty, katar, claar, classer, cauter, clite, keeter, clyster, clote, chlore, clytie, coter, klaar, claut, cloot, cleta, collator, cadr, claught, cotr, cuiter, chlor-, keiter, clir, cloete, khaddar, colleter.