| CLATTED | • clatted v. Simple past tense and past participle of clat. • clatted adj. Dirtied. • CLAT v. (Scots) to scratch, scrape. |
| CLATTER | • clatter v. (Intransitive) To make a rattling sound. • clatter v. (Intransitive) To chatter noisily or rapidly. • clatter v. (Northern England) To hit; to smack. |
| CLATTERS | • clatters n. Plural of clatter. • clatters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of clatter. • CLATTER v. to make a rattling sound. |
| CLATTERY | • clattery adj. (Informal) Tending to cause a clatter; noisy and possibly cumbersome. • CLATTERY adj. making a clatter. |
| CLATTING | • clatting v. Present participle of clat. • CLAT v. (Scots) to scratch, scrape. |
| CLATTERED | • clattered v. Simple past tense and past participle of clatter. • CLATTER v. to make a rattling sound. |
| CLATTERER | • clatterer n. One who clatters. • CLATTERER n. one who clatters. |
| CLATTERERS | • clatterers n. Plural of clatterer. • CLATTERER n. one who clatters. |
| CLATTERIER | • CLATTERY adj. making a clatter. |
| CLATTERING | • clattering v. Present participle of clatter. • clattering adj. In a state or process of being clattered. • clattering n. A noise that clatters. |
| CLATTERIEST | • CLATTERY adj. making a clatter. |
| CLATTERINGLY | • clatteringly adv. With a clattering sound. • CLATTERING adv. CLATTER, to make a rattling sound. |