Muttering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUTTERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• say something in a low or barely audible voice, especially in dissatisfaction or irritation
• talk or grumble in secret or in private
NOUN:
• the act of muttering
• a barely audible utterance, especially one expressing dissatisfaction or irritation
• a low continuous indistinct sound; often accompanied by movement of the lips without the production of articulate speech
• a complaint uttered in a low and indistinct tone
ADJECTIVE:
• making a muttering sound
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to speak unclearly

Words related to MUTTERING

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How to use MUTTERING in a sentence

• This seemed to awe him, for he quietly left the station, muttering, however, as he went, his intention of reporting the circumstance to Colonel Gambole.
• Muttering angrily to himself, he went on down to the pasture after the cows.
• The day grew warmer, the sky became overcast, and there was the dull muttering of distant thunder.
• Mary was flushed and anxious, muttering to herself in a wild, restless manner.
• Mad with rage, John seized him by the collar, and, striking him repeatedly, and muttering curses, dragged him towards the bench where Nelly sat trembling.
• Far on the southern horizon the muttering thunder became heavier and more distinct.
• He stood gazing up after his vanished net for a little time, and then went away muttering to himself, whilst the wise old crow laughed at him.
• For two days the Resplendent Ones in the General Staff Office bore patiently with the muttering madman in the corner.
• I sought distraction by muttering some verses of poetry to myself.
• He turned and fled up the stairs, muttering curses under his breath.
• He paid very little attention to me, and went upstairs muttering to himself about a separation.
• It is said that in his younger days he used to walk the streets, wrapped in his own thoughts, unconscious of the passers-by, and muttering poetry to himself.
• A footstep crossed the room sharply, and I heard muttering just within the door.
• He arose and paced up and down the room, muttering occasionally a few words, betraying the anguish and terror which possessed him.
• And I stood still, with club aloft, and slowly they crept up, muttering and growling as they came, till they formed a deep circle round me.
• The Adjutant was excitedly reading to the Colonel and the Colonel was excitedly listening and muttering.
• We walked on together thus for a time, during which I heard him muttering fast to himself, like a man under fierce and malignant excitement.
• There was a low, ominous murmur in the distance like the sighing of a pine forest, and now and then the faint muttering of thunder.
• At length the fishermen were so far brought to their senses that they walked away, scolding and muttering as they went.
• Harrington was crossing the hall of the hotel muttering to himself, seeing nothing, hearing nothing, when he felt a hand laid on his arm.
• Ursus went on muttering angry words between his teeth.
• Marianne quickly destroyed the wreath, muttering a few words which the children could not understand.
• Sappho, she called again, and the next minute heard an impatient bark, or yelp, from the animal, and another sound, low, deep and muttering, which she could not comprehend.
• A half-hour or so later Weber went into the street, and John, muttering that he wished a little fresh air, rose and followed.
• A low murmur came from the opposite corner, like the muttering of one holding audible communion with his own spirit.
• The players from other tables gathered round, curious, muttering.

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