Meanings of smatter in English

Beats me what a little smatter of book-learning will do for these redskins.

The languages of Polynesia are easy to smatter, though hard to speak with elegance.

Mostly, anyway; still more smatter-ships to smashify.

Are never wet, he did but smatter:

She wondered how many more held infestations of the smatter, how much longer they could keep whacking everything that appeared.

From the bus, where the other NHS class officers and officers-to-be are waiting, there comes a sarcastic smatter of applause.

To tell you the truth, I can't endure the sense of inferiority one has in beginning to smatter with foreigners.

He can nothing smatter

The boy, who had been sold into slavery from the far island of the Angles, did but smatter the Roman tongue.

In the meantime they would fight valiantly alongside their esteemed Culture comrades to contain, roll back and ultimately extinguish the smatter outbreak.

Only it hadn't; they didn't even think to report it immediately because the original little smatter burstlet had been interesting, something worth studying.

He looks like Wilde, with a smatter of Gore Vidal, but strains for indifference, pouncing on the meekest phrase to present it as an epigram.

Harrison pulled away from Alfred and in the effort fell partially over a settee as he sputtered out: "I'm a gemptman, what-smatter with Hanner."

She looked over to see Skylan's lovely sheepskin scabbard smattered with blood.

It was a Sunday, clouds brooding, occasional rain smattering the windshield.

He smattered it with his new handholds, as well as holds from other shapers.