clatter
//ˈklætər//
Noun
clatterSingular
clattersPlural
1
A continuous rattling sound, as of hard objects falling or striking each other.
The clatter of dishes in the kitchen woke me up.
2
Noisy talk or chatter.
The clatter of the children in the hallway made it hard to concentrate.
Verb
clatterInfinitive
clatterPresent tense
clatteredPast tense
clatteredPast participle
clatteringPresent participle
clattersThird-person singular
1
To make a continuous rattling sound.
The old train clattered along the tracks.
2
To move with a rattling sound.
The old cart clattered down the cobblestone street.
3
To talk rapidly and noisily.
The children clattered excitedly about their school trip.