Verb:

ফোঁটা ফেলা,

splutters's Usage Examples:

of his brilliance stamps the entire book, but it is a brilliance which splutters off too frequently into mere razzle-dazzle.

The song is a mix of dry chatters, splutters and gurgles.

Here is a tragi-comedy which sometimes splutters in farce (when it seems like a parody of Lucky Jim) but at its best, fuses.

called it "exhilarating," writing that it is full of "wheezing melodic splutters and elasticated yelps.

"Have you met Liz?" 3D splutters with laughter.

Her voice moans, purrs, splutters; she gesticulates with her eyes, almost shouts with her hair.

Did she say why? "Have you met Liz?" 3D splutters with laughter.

David Millward, Daily Telegraph, 1 March 2007 "The great petrol mystery splutters on", David Derbyshire, Daily Telegraph, 2 March 2007 "UK petrol probe.

"NRL 2018: Roosters spine splutters as Wests Tigers create upset win at ANZ Stadium".

his numerous attempts to escape on a raft in The Prisoner, Number Six splutters "That's the third time that's happened!" McGoohan's last film role was.

length and "squanders its material advantage to pad out a fable that splutters and grunts before it gains momentum.

that her daughter regarded the German language as one of “sneezes and splutters.

as "a hot-headed, radicalised Dark Side jihadi, whose red lightsaber splutters and crackles as violently as his temper".

] the splutters of incredulity you experience are more than made up for by the breadth.

She splutters and chokes and shows her father the tiny mahogany tree inside it.

McCoy is as feisty as ever, and James Doohan as Scotty still splutters about his engineering woes.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

incomplete; mitigated; specify; close up; shout;