clatter

Signification (Anglais)

Verb

1. To make a rattling sound.
2. To chatter noisily or rapidly.
3. To hit; to smack.

Noun

1. A rattling noise; a repetition of abrupt, sharp sounds.
2. A loud disturbance.
3. Noisy talk or chatter.
4. (informal) A large group, especially of sibling children; a lot
5. Alternative form of clitter; scree.

Concepts

claquer

brouter

faire du bruit

cliquetis

craquer

cliqueter

fracas

craqueter

pétarader

bruit

ferrailler

résonner

rugir

secouer

trembler

Synonymes

rattle

clank

rumble

tumult

crash

chatter

clang

thunder

🌩️

click

jingle

din

noise

knock

clash

bang

clack

jangle

crack

roar

rattling

uproar

brattle

snap

pop

clink

chattering

boom

💥

buzz

clap

👏

sound

🔉

ring

💍

tinkle

noisy

peal

drone

rap

ado

ring out

riot

roister

ruckus

rumbling

rumpus

shindy

sigh

step

tap

throb

thrum

tick

tittle-tattle

touch

tread

vibrate

clickety-click

gnash one’s teeth

hustle and bustle

great noise

crashing sound

chack

claik

light crack

report

ballyhoo

blare

blister

blistered

bluster

bump

chime

chink

chug

clamor

clangor

clangour

clattering

clicking

crackle

creak

echo

exploded

explosion

fall in love

flap

footfall

fracas

fulminate

gossip

hubbub

idle talk

judder

knocking

make noise

plonk

pound

💷

racket

rampage

Coupé comme

clat‧ter

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ˈklætɚ/

Étymologie (Anglais)

From Middle English clatren (“to make a rattling sound”), from Old English *clatrian (attested as the Late Old English gerund clatrung), of onomatopoeic origin. Compare Dutch klateren, kletteren.
The noun, derived from the verb, is first attested in the 14ᵗʰ century.