Stammer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STAMMER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to speak with involuntary breaks and pauses
• speak with sudden involuntary pauses and a tendency to repeat the initial letters of words
• say something with difficulty, repeating the initial letters of words and with sudden involuntary pauses
• speak or say with involuntary pauses or repetition of syllables
• To make involuntary stops in uttering syllables or words; to hesitate or falter in speaking; to speak with stops and diffivulty; to stutter.
• To utter or pronounce with hesitation or imperfectly; -- sometimes with out.
• speak haltingly
NOUN:
• a tendency to stammer
• Defective utterance, or involuntary interruption of utterance; a stutter.
• a speech disorder involving hesitations and involuntary repetitions of certain sounds
• tendency to stammer

Words related to STAMMER

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How to use STAMMER in a sentence

• It was not like Jimsy to hesitate and stammer in this way.
• He could do nothing but stammer and get red, and think what a ridiculous ass he was making of himself.
• I could stammer out a few phrases, but, very naturally, could not understand a word that was said to me.
• I have already alluded to the slight stammer I had acquired from a schoolfellow in my youth.
• What could he say? or how could he act? He began to stammer out something like gentleness, and something like reproof.
• As for myself I am only beginning to stammer in this difficult language.
• He had read three pages and had gone on to the fourth when he lost his place and then he began to tremble and stammer.
• They are the men who hesitate and stammer, whose hats and canes are always in their way, and who have no very clear notions about what should be done with their hands.
• Her heart gave a leap of joy, but it reached her lips only in a shy stammer.
• She flushed and tried to stammer out her thanks, but he had pushed back his chair and was leading the way out of the dining-room.
• He wanted to laugh, he wanted to cry, he wanted to say a thousand things, and instead he could only stammer out a few confused and broken words.
• But we must stammer and blush when we speak of many things.
• It ends generally in a stammer and then a break, greeted by the congregation with a sigh of relief or perhaps a sneer of contempt.
• According to Dal, little had been said, but Jim, bound by his promise to me, could not explain, and could only stammer something about being an old friend of Miss Knowles.
• It is folly indeed for the tongue to stammer a negative when the heart is proclaiming an affirmative.
• I just managed to stammer out that I had been walking a long way, and that, not being used to much exercise, I felt faint and giddy with fatigue.
• Meggy had tried to stammer some words of thanks, but the girls would have none of it.
• His face became of a pasty whiteness, and he began to stammer his confession, when this incredible thing happened, which could not be believed in France.
• And as he beams on me and throws his arm over my shoulder, I can only blush and shift from one foot to the other and stammer out some excuse for hurrying away.
• And there are men and women well gone into middle age who balk and stammer in the presence of the most elementary sensation.
• But here in the presence of a slender girl he can do naught but falter and stammer and tremble.
• With an apologetic air he began to stammer something about Parish Councils.
• Parsons, I believe, managed to stammer out something or other, in the midst of which the gate was slammed to violently in our faces and we had to beat an ignominious retreat.
• Seeing, however, that some comment is expected from me, I stammer something about its being a great age.
• I was so embarrassed by my mistake that for a moment I could only stammer unintelligible words.
• Unable to confide in my kind, I told it all my troubles in that delicious inward prattle with which we stammer our first ideas, just as once we stammered our first words.
• What we but hesitatingly stammer, the Word boldly asserts.
• I had just then begun to stammer out my sentiments on paper, and was in a kind of honey-moon of authorship.
• She was shaking with sobs, and could scarcely manage to stammer out that Lizzie was all right.
• Leaning against it, his face amazingly merry, his eyes shining, was Louis, talking volubly without the suspicion of a stammer.
• I lift her off her feet and kiss her, and stammer out my sorrow at losing her, and she is gone.

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