He stuttered with rage, gasped, and addressed the man at the wheel.

As the reader has already discovered, Toby was fain to stutter in the most agonizing fashion.

He paid no attention to the stutter of laughter round him as he retrieved his mud-encrusted rifle, and looked about him for his cap.

Lots of kids stutter at first: just don't aggravate them.

"W-what are you st-stuttering for?

Aleacman now Peleca, another stream in Thessaly, turns cattle most part white, si polui ducas, L. Aubanus Rohemus refers that struma or poke of the Bavarians and Styrians to the nature of their waters, as Munster doth that of Valesians in the Alps, and Bodine supposeth the stuttering of some families in Aquitania, about Labden, to proceed from the same cause, "and that the filth is derived from the water to their bodies."

The grave gentlemen of the tribunal had made him turn pale and stutter like a child before the logarithms and formulas of trigonometry.

After that, there was the saddling to be done and her fingers stumbled and stuttered over the straps so that when at last she led the bay out and swung up to the saddle there was no sound or sight of the cowpunchers.

Her face was blanched, and she stuttered through sheer excitement.