stotter
/ (ˈstɒtə, Scot ˈstotər) Scot dialect, mainly Glasgow /
to stagger
anything outstanding, esp a good-looking person
Origin of stotter
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How to use stotter in a sentence
Further Mrs. stotter, who had been a midwife for so long and was still merely “very respectable.”
Walter Pieterse | MultatuliThere was no more draft in this corner than is usual to corners; but Mrs. stotter was only a Vrouw, and not a “Juffrouw.”
Walter Pieterse | MultatuliJuffrouw Laps was now forced to turn to Mrs. stotter, though she felt that she was letting herself down in appealing to a Vrouw.
Walter Pieterse | MultatuliThe reader will have noticed that Mrs. stotter digressed from the theme.
Walter Pieterse | MultatuliYes, Mrs. stotter, when you are here you must drink with us.
Walter Pieterse | Multatuli
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