Synonym: din, noise, racket, rattle. Similar words: clattering, latter, flatter, platter, splatter, flattery, slattern, flattering. Meaning: ['klætə] 
n. a rattling noise (often produced by rapid movement). v. make a rattling sound.
n. a rattling noise (often produced by rapid movement). v. make a rattling sound. 
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31 Two hours later we clatter down the stairs of a West End restaurant feeling like two plum puddings on legs.
32 Her fa-ther stood up, and the magpie, delighted, flew round and round with a marvelous clatter.
33 Their bare legs pump bicycle pedals, they clatter on wooden-soled sandals into the dazzling light over the work benches.
34 They heard her clatter down the basement stairs to her room.
35 Respectful waiters cried for silence back to the clatter of the kitchen.
36 Horse-drawn carriages, usually with a young boy or girl sitting up with the driver, clatter over cobblestones.
37 When I threw, the ax glanced off with a clatter.
38 He always had to make his appearance felt immediately by creating a lot of noise and clatter.
39 At that moment, there came a nearby clatter of mops and pails.
40 She was dancing the slotted spoon in and out of the fish-kettle, a clatter of aluminium.
41 Her big-boned body felt clumsy and she placed the tray on the coffee table with a loud clatter.
42 The slight rattle of the windows in the theater builds to a clatter like a hailstorm.
43 Under flickering lights at the grimy bus station other groups converge in a clatter of skis.
44 They heard the tinny clatter of its properties rattled round the yard among running feet.
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45 After the clatter of the Linotypes, the tick-tick-tick of computer keyboards sounds eerie and aseptic.
46 I rose and tried to stamp the cramp from my feet as I heard a clatter of mops and pails.
47 She watched him clatter over the rough stones and station himself in the shadows beside the entrance.
48 This quality could bring great benefit to the clatter and chatter of much parochial worship.
49 Don't clatter your knives andforks while eating.
50 She went downstairs with a cheerful clatter, singing.
51 The audience stopped their clatter when the performance started.
52 They heard a clatter below stairs.
53 It dropped onto the board with a clatter.
54 The dishes and bowls slid together with a clatter.
55 Don't clatter those dishes about, you'll break them.
56 We would assemble in the pitch-black luggage room in the dormitory basement, and all we could hear was the clatter of machine-gun fire, like rainfall on lotus leaves.
57 And now the engineer pulled out the throttle-valve to make up for lost time, and the clatter of the train faded into a distant roar, and its lights began to twinkle into indistinctness.
58 Sharp textural niceties, too, from the first violin's drunken smudges to the lambent clatter of piano, harp and percussion.
59 From the dining - room came the clatter of mahjong - tiles and the sound of Ah - hsuan's laughter.
60 The bird took fright and fled with a clatter of wings.
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