Verb:

ফোঁটা ফেলা,

splutter's Usage Examples:

seeds, mustard seeds, and fenugreek seeds are fried in oil until they splutter and then the banana stem pieces are added into the mixture and simmered.

gasp - - - splutter.

] while Albarn’s bewildered vocals splutter out in flouncy dribs and drabs.

When fuel no longer covers the longer pipe the engine will lose power/splutter and the rider switches the petcock to the "reserve" setting, which accesses.

to gain significantly on Clark as the Scot's Climax engine started to splutter, however this proved to be a sporadic fault and he had enough of a lead.

account detailed how his aircraft circled Steenbergen and heard its engines 'splutter and stop'.

loud, shrill notes "vee-vee-vee-vee-vi-veet", sometimes ending with a splutter.

rushlights; a 19th-century writer observed that "one might very well flicker and splutter for an hour, whilst a second was just as likely to flame away in ten minutes.

The Elfin's engine was now beginning to splutter as she drew towards us, leaving a furrow in the sound scarcely bigger than.

smile at me like, "I know, right?" And for three days, I couldn't even splutter "Buenos dias" to any of them – not once.

Club bus when any candies were given made the extras on set cough and splutter, meaning many shots had to have more than one take.

The call could be characterized as a "splutter".

those who have gone to all kinds of adjectival extremes in the attempt to splutter forth their wrath against the judge and assessors, it may be added that.

victims of a lack of pickup by the fuel pump, which meant that the car would splutter around certain corners as the final few litres of fuel sloshed around the.

Nortons and BSAs, terrifying the populace and causing retired majors to splutter into their sherry.

Synonyms:

noise; splattering; splatter; sputtering; spattering; sputter; spatter;

Antonyms:

incomplete; mitigated; specify; close up; shout;