stotter

/ ˈstɒtə, ˈstotər /

verb

1. to stagger

noun

1. anything outstanding, esp a good-looking person

Word History and Origins

Origin of stotter¹

from _stot ²

Example Sentences

"I am not aware of what impacts these things may have on the case," Stotter said.

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Carrillo's attorney Jeffrey Stotter told NBC News that "all of these allegations are just that — accusations and allegations."

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His lawyer in the state case, Jeffrey C. Stotter, said he had not yet been retained on the federal case but expected to be involved since both were possibly capital cases.

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Defense attorney Jeffrey Stotter said his client has a traumatic brain injury, though he would not elaborate beyond saying it was not related to his active-duty military service.

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The muckle black deil was father to the Frasers, a’body kens that; and as for the Gregara, I never could abye the reek o’ them since I could stotter on two feet.

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