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Meanings of clitter in English
Synonyms
Examples for "stridulate"
Examples for "stridulate"
1
The crickets stridulate by rubbing together the strong nervures of the fore wings.
2
Do co-mimics also stridulate or squeak with the same wave-form?
3
The green grasshoppers and katydids stridulate by means of special organs at the base of the fore wings.
4
The only known mammal to stridulate is the streaked tenrec, a spiky hedgehog-like critter from Madagascar that rubs its quills together.
5
The Krinpit was staggering closer to them, moaning and stridulating.
Usage of clitter in English
1
A whirring of engines, click, clock, clitter clock, smote upon his ears.
2
I don't have to wait long for the muted clitter of cocker claws.
3
The big curved wings on either side flapped disconcertingly, flapped again' click, clock, click, clock, clitter-clock!
4
Click, clock, clitter-clock, he was rising!
5
The wings flapped jerkily, click, block, clitter clock, and the machines drove up; they spread and ceased, and the apparatus came soaring through the air.
6
They came streaming out, pouring over his hands and clittering up his arms.
7
He attacked the control boards in wild abandon, working levers and clittering at keys feverishly.
8
While the operator clittered at the keyboard, Droad called Jarmo and informed him of the situation.
9
'Tis just off the path in that clitter of stone beside the stile.
10
The comm-officer clittered at his keyboard.
11
The keys clittered, and then another chunk of metal fell out on the board which served as his desk.
12
And from the way the ice cubes clittered together when he set it back down, I deduced I hadn't been wrong about the palsy.
13
"Come up," says the 'bus driver, and the horses strain; "Clitter, clatter, cluck, clak," the line of hurrying hansoms overtakes the omnibus going west.