Spluttervariant example sentences

Related (5): splutter, stutter, stammer, falter, hesitate

splut·ter

verb

splutter (verb) · splutters (third person present) · spluttered (past tense) · spluttered (past participle) · spluttering (present participle)

  - make a series of short explosive spitting or choking sounds:

  - say something rapidly, indistinctly, and with a spitting sound, as a result of anger, embarrassment, or another strong emotion:

  - spit (something) out from one's mouth noisily and in small splashes:

  - a short explosive spitting or choking noise:

Synonyms

jabber, babble, prattle, rattle, blabber, gibber, cackle, blab, drivel, twitter, waffle, chunter, snap, hiss, rasp

"Spluttervariant" Example Sentences

1) The car’s engine began to splutter and then stalled.
2) The chef’s cooking oil began to splutter on the stove.
3) The fireworks display ended with a final splutter variant of sparks.
4) The old truck spluttered and coughed as it struggled up the hill.
5) The espresso machine made a loud spluttering noise as it brewed the coffee.
6) The faulty radiator caused the engine to splutter and overheat.
7) The old boat spluttered its way through the choppy waves.
8) The faulty faucet produced a spluttering stream of water.
9) The comedian’s punchline was met with a splutter of laughter from the audience.
10) The stuttering old man could only manage a spluttered response.
11) The malfunctioning printer produced a barely legible splutter variant of a document.
12) The carburetor’s splutter was a sign that it needed to be cleaned.
13) The old washing machine spluttered and groaned as it washed the clothes.
14) The singer’s voice gave out in a final splutter of emotion.
15) The faulty light bulb produced a flickering splutter of light.
16) The engine of the plane spluttered as it took off into the sky.
17) The old heater spluttered to life and began to warm up the room.
18) The comedian’s joke was met with a splutter of surprise from the audience.
19) The old generator spluttered and struggled to keep the lights on.
20) The car’s exhaust produced a splutter variant of smoke as it accelerated.
21) The printer’s ink cartridge was running low, causing the text to splutter on the page.
22) The old mower spluttered and jerked as it cut through the long grass.
23) The faulty air conditioning unit produced a spluttering stream of cold air.
24) The old radio spluttered and crackled as it tuned into the station.
25) The comedian’s punchline was met with a splutter of awkward laughter.
26) The engine of the motorcycle spluttered as it struggled up the steep hill.
27) The old clock spluttered and chimed the hour.
28) The faulty guitar amp produced a splutter of static and feedback.
29) The old coffee maker spluttered and hissed as it brewed the coffee.
30) The singer’s final note was met with a splutter variant of applause from the audience.

Common Phases

1. "The spluttervariant engine is running smoothly;"
2. "The technician is testing the performance of the spluttervariant system;"
3. "The spluttervariant device is experiencing some technical difficulties;"
4. "We need to replace the spluttervariant component in the machine;"
5. "The spluttervariant software is being updated to fix any bugs;"
6. "The spluttervariant sensor is detecting abnormal readings;"
7. "The spluttervariant mechanism is overloaded and needs to be reset;"
8. "The spluttervariant circuit is malfunctioning, causing errors in the system;"
9. "We have discovered a new application for the spluttervariant technology;"
10. "The spluttervariant algorithm is producing accurate results."

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