Clattering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLATTERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLATTER, to make a rattling sound
• make or cause to make a continuous rattling sound
• fall or move with a clatter
• (of a soccer player) foul (an opponent)
NOUN:
• a continuous rattling sound as of hard objects falling or striking each other
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move with a rattling noise

Words related to CLATTERING

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Words that contain CLATTERING

clatteringly18

How to use CLATTERING in a sentence

• Just as they reached the house a horseman came clattering down the road and all paused involuntarily to mark the new arrival.
• But the work of Mary Jane was not with these, only their roar was ever in her ears as their clattering iron limbs went to and fro.
• Then there came a rolling murmur swelling into a shout, and a great brake with four horses came clattering along, all streaming with salmon-pink ribbons.
• Fairly plowing through the freezing winds, along the cinder paths he hurried, and down the clattering board walks of the village to the building of the fire department.
• There was much barking and howling of back-yard dogs and clattering of shoes over sheds and boxes.
• Not an hour passed in which the gallop of a party of horsemen was not heard clattering over the rough and ill-paved streets.
• Two more he could hear in the kitchen clattering pots about.
• From sundown, when people go clattering by in their wooden shoes from the fields, to daylight, when the birds awake, all is silence.
• The noise of the city streets, strange to their ears after the days of sea silence, rose clattering, like a part of the brilliance, the sparkle.
• Leaning back he adroitly kicked the weapon from the hand of the man who held it! There was a smothered cry of pain, and the pistol fell clattering on the floor.
• The great, splendid birds, standing about as tall as a man, show fight when wounded, and advance against their assailants, clattering their formidable bills.
• But as she was about to drive on, Lloyd heard a great clattering of stones upon the hill above her, a crashing in the bushes, and a shrill whistle thrice repeated.
• Then they did so, and we rode clattering up the street to the great hall.
• Eliot, went clattering out through the flagged and panelled passage into the High Street.
• Gideon Ward came clattering into the yard in his tall wagon.
• A dead pause now ensued, interrupted only by the clattering of knives and forks, and the occasional exclamations of parties in want of some particular article of food.
• He was a merchant, you know, and that sort are always careful about things, and go clattering about with a lot of keys at their belt.
• The yelping disappeared in the darkness, and we heard frying-pans, tin plates, and other camp articles clattering away with the rest.
• Koskomenos was clattering about the bay below as usual.
• He was still standing there when a few minutes later Toban came clattering up on his horse.
• To reach the dining-room, where the landlord was busy, furiously clattering dishes, they had to pass the door of the room occupied by the sisters.
• In an hour more, the whole house was awakened by a violent noise of howling, curses, and pots clattering to and fro.
• There was a low cry that was more a moan, the clang of the iron bar clattering on the floor, and Mike Hagan had pitched forward on his face, an inert and huddled heap.
• The others came clattering down all excitement, saying that Madame Guix had been recognized by her uniform and sent flying to the hospital.
• Eight pairs of heavy boots are now clattering on it, getting the ship under sail again.
• Daisy slept on, until a bustle and sounds of voices and laughter in the hall, and boots clattering over the marble and up the staircase, at last found their way into her ears.
• He struck a chord, and it sounded to him not like the voices of a musical instrument, but like a clattering together of tin dishes.
• In his fall he had mechanically seized hold of the table-cloth, and so brought nearly all the things upon it clattering down with him.
• When he appeared, he seemed to be decked with marine productions, and, in particular with shells, whose clattering announced his approach.
• Riddell whom she could hear clattering with her pots and pans in the kitchen, than because of herself.

Similar words containing CLATTER without suffix ing

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