stuttery
stuttery adjective: tending to stutter.
Adjective
stuttery (comparative stutterier, superlative stutteriest)
- Tending to stutter.
- A buggier, stutterier, glitchier game I have never seen.2001 May 2, grymwish@newsguy.com, “Omigod TP2k1 and HH2k2 both totally suck!”, in comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.sports (Usenet), archived from the original on 11 Sep 2025
- All cues are triggered from midi timecode. everything runs smoothly at startup then the machine slowly gets clunkier and clunkier with the video getting gradually more^([sic]) stutterier (not a word) over time.2015 June 9, espressodr, “Memory leak??”, in QLab (Google Groups), archived from the original on 11 Sep 2025
Forms of stuttery
| comparative | stutterier |
|---|---|
| superlative | stutteriest |
Origin of stuttery
From stutter + -y.
Questions about stuttery
- What does stuttery mean?
- Stuttery means tending to stutter.
- What part of speech is stuttery?
- Stuttery is an adjective.
Words near stuttery in the dictionary
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