| BLATTERING | • blattering v. Present participle of blatter. • BLATTER v. (Scots) to beat like rain on a window. |
| 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. |
| FLATTERERS | • flatterers n. Plural of flatterer. • FLATTERER n. one who flatters. |
| FLATTERIES | • flatteries n. Plural of flattery. • FLATTERY n. the act of flattering. |
| FLATTERING | • flattering adj. Attractive or good-looking; that makes one look good. • flattering adj. Gratifying to one’s self-esteem; complimentary. • flattering adj. (Of an image etc.) That which represents too favorably. |
| FLATTEROUS | • flatterous adj. (Obsolete) flattering. • FLATTEROUS adj. (archaic) flattering. |
| LATTERMATH | • lattermath n. (Literally) The latter (i.e. second) mowing, a second crop of grass grown after the first was harvested. • lattermath n. (Figuratively) The later result or consequences; further developments. • LATTERMATH n. the latter, or second, mowing. |
| LATTERMOST | • lattermost adj. Last. • LATTERMOST adj. last. |
| PLATTERFUL | • platterful n. As much as a platter will hold. • PLATTERFUL n. the contents of a platter. |
| SLATTERING | • slattering v. Present participle of slatter. • SLATTER v. (dialect) to be untidy. |
| SLATTERNLY | • slatternly adj. Appropriate to or characteristic of a slattern. • slatternly adv. In a slatternly manner. • SLATTERNLY adj. like a slattern. |
| SPLATTERED | • splattered v. Simple past tense and past participle of splatter. • SPLATTER v. to spatter, to splash. |