100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "sputter"
Definition
The verb sputter means to make a series of explosive or popping sounds, often associated with the irregular combustion of fuel. It can also refer to speaking in a rapid or confused manner, typically due to excitement or agitation.
Synonyms
- Splutter
- Stutter
- Spout
- Fumble
- Stammer
- Puff
- Choke
Antonyms
- Smooth
- Flow
- Continue
- Speak clearly
- Maintain
Examples
- The old engine began to sputter before finally shutting down.
- As the fireworks ignited, they would sputter in the night sky.
- Trying to catch his breath, he began to sputter his words.
- The campfire started to sputter when the wind picked up.
- She could only sputter out a few words of disbelief.
- The machine would often sputter when it was low on oil.
- His voice began to sputter with excitement as he recounted the story.
- The candle started to sputter as the wax dripped down.
- He couldn't help but sputter in frustration when the plan fell apart.
- The bike's engine would sputter when it was cold.
- She could only sputter a response after hearing the shocking news.
- The coffee maker began to sputter as it reached the end of its cycle.
- He tried to calm himself, but his words began to sputter out.
- The car continued to sputter before finally coming to a halt.
- The child began to sputter with laughter at the funny joke.
- The rocket engines would sputter before liftoff.
- He felt his throat sputter when he tried to speak too fast.
- The faulty wiring caused the lights to sputter intermittently.
- She watched the paint can sputter as she shook it vigorously.
- He would often sputter incoherently when he was nervous.
- The stove started to sputter as the flame flickered.
- Her thoughts would often sputter when she was overwhelmed.
- The old radio would sputter before finally tuning in.
- The child began to sputter with excitement as the party approached.
- The fireworks would sputter and pop in a dazzling display.
- His laughter would often sputter out between breaths.
- The furnace would sputter to life on the cold winter mornings.
- She could hear the engine sputter from a distance.
- The comedian's routine caused the audience to sputter with laughter.
- The engine would sputter and stall when it overheated.
- He tried to speak, but only managed to sputter.
- The bike would often sputter before gaining speed.
- The firecracker began to sputter before it exploded.
- His explanation started to sputter as he lost his train of thought.
- The splash of water caused the fire to sputter and hiss.
- She could hear the faint sputter of the rain against the window.
- The old light bulb began to sputter before going out completely.
- The chef watched the oil sputter in the pan.
- He tried to sputter out an apology, but it came out wrong.
- The old car would sputter to life after several attempts.
- The paper lanterns would sputter in the breeze.
- He could only sputter a few words before he was interrupted.
- The hamster made a sputter noise as it drank from its bottle.
- The poorly maintained engine would often sputter during long drives.
- She tried to sputter her way through the difficult conversation.
- The match would sputter out before it could ignite the wood.
- He felt a sputter of anger rise within him.
- The soda bottle would sputter when opened after being shaken.
- The old film projector would often sputter during showings.
- The car's engine would sputter when it was out of gas.
- He could feel the words sputter out in a rush of adrenaline.
- The lantern began to sputter as the fuel ran low.
- She tried to sputter a laugh but ended up choking.
- The fireworks would sputter before they lit up the sky.
- He could hear the sputter of distant thunder.
- The faulty pipe caused the water to sputter and spray.
- She could only sputter a few words before she burst into tears.
- The lawnmower would often sputter and stall in tall grass.
- He felt his heart sputter as he approached the stage.
- The car began to sputter as it approached the hill.
- The teacher noticed the students sputter out answers in excitement.
- The smoke from the fire would sputter in the wind.
- His attempt to explain the situation made him sputter.
- The paintball gun would sputter before firing.
- The old typewriter would sputter as it struck the keys.
- She watched the fireworks sputter before they exploded.
- The rain began to sputter before pouring down.
- He couldn't help but sputter in disbelief at the news.
- The engine would sputter before roaring to life.
- The kettle began to sputter as it heated up.
- Her laughter would sputter out in fits and starts.
- The dying embers would sputter before fading away.
- The malfunctioning speaker would sputter during the presentation.
- He tried to sputter out his thoughts but they escaped him.
- The fireworks would sputter dramatically before lighting up the night.
- The motorcycle would sputter when it was started after a long time.
- She could feel her heart sputter when he walked in.
- The pipes began to sputter when the water was turned on.
- He could only sputter in surprise at the unexpected turn of events.
- The blender would sputter as it mixed the ingredients.
- The old engine would often sputter when it was cold outside.
- She tried to sputter out a defense but couldn't find the words.
- The firecracker would sputter before it went off with a bang.
- His breath began to sputter as he ran up the hill.
- The generator would sputter to life during the power outage.
- The fireworks display was marked by a loud sputter.
- The dog began to sputter with excitement as they approached the park.
- He managed to sputter out a few words of encouragement.
- The fire began to sputter before it finally went out.
- The rain would sputter against the roof, creating a rhythm.
- She felt her cheeks sputter with embarrassment.
- The old radio would sputter before finally playing music.
- He could only sputter when he saw the surprise party.
- The car engine would sputter when it was time for an oil change.
- The last candle began to sputter in the draft.
- As he spoke, his words would sputter out in excitement.
- The fireworks would sputter before bursting into colors.
- The engine would often sputter after a long drive.
- She tried to sputter through her speech, but it was a challenge.
- The old tractor would sputter before it finally started moving.