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stammer

[stam-er] / ˈstæm ər /


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But this stammering, rather dull chap doesn’t come across as a genius.

From Los Angeles Times

Brooks, almost speechless, stammered, “I thought I couldn’t love you any more,” as Parton giggled onstage.

From Los Angeles Times

King Charles I, who ascended to the throne in 1625, was known for possessing both a stammer and a mercurial temperament.

From Seattle Times

Yes, he stutters and stammers, as he has always done.

From Salon

The financial crisis hit, fund-raising stammered, designs were pared, new leaders cycled through and plans for an opening were delayed a half dozen times.

From New York Times