stutter

a speech disorder involving hesitations and involuntary repetitions of certain sounds

The speaker stutter when he saw his opponent enter the room

by eweke December 8, 2006

stutter

A stutter is a triple-beat element in electronic dance music at the start of a musical phrase. It is most commonly used with techno music.
Therefor, the first beat in a phrase-group is replaced by a double-beat with half the note value, resulting in the perception of a triple-beat.

I don't like this song, there's no stutter, man.

by m00wn June 23, 2015

stutter

.......ing is what what Porky Pig does.

“Th-th-th-th-that's aaa-aa-a-all, fff-f-f-ffolks!!“

by Victor Van Styn July 27, 2005

stutter

w-w-w-when you t-t-t-t-t-talk and c-c-c-can't quite g-g-get the w-words out w-w-without r-r-repeating the b-b-b-b-b-b-b-beginning s-sounds of m-many of the w-words.

Wow, that kid stutters alot.
Stop stuttering and just get out with it.

by Amberpantalones October 13, 2008

stutter

How you can tell when someone is lying, that is, if they don't have a chronic stutter problem.

I can tell you're lying, cuz when you're replying, you stutter, stutter, ss ss stutter, sutter...

by Kenthar October 15, 2003

stutter

What you should do lots of when you're prank phone calling someone. I like to do it while pranking Matt&Renee.

Mike: "Hello, you have won a PS2"
Matt: "Sweet! Renee I won a PS2!"
Mike: "J-j-j-j-j J-j-j-just k-k-k-kid-d-d-ding. F-f-f-f-fag."

by M Dogg March 26, 2005

stuttering

what i do involuntary. it is a discordance b/t the tongue lips and jaw. also believed to be involved with the bones of the inner ear. there are methods of retraining the vocal patterns of stuttering, but they are very hard to maintain, for it take total concentration for the stutterer, no just what he says, but how be breathes, how he begins his speech, all the way down to the next breath. for you fellow stutterers, check out www.stuttering.org. works wonders. 2 week school in Roanoke, Va.

hard "E" and "A" sounds, as in "everyone," or "apple." caused by too much pressure on the vocal folds (IAP, Increased Articalitory Pressure), compounded by the tightening of the tongue, lips, jaw, and everyone in the f-ing room staring at you wondering what you are gonna say. is it Apple? Against? Antartica? Ant? wow, the suspence! such is the suffering of stuttering.

by wode December 15, 2006