This is so amusingly true that the impotence of a stutterer to say a word when he wants very much to say it is a commonplace in the cheap drama and never fails to raise a laugh.
The stuttereris apt to look upon his affliction as a very special individual annoyance.
In place of making a spasmodic effort, therefore, the stutterer should endeavor to be calm, and to then calmly think the word or sentence over again which has become a stumbling-block in his way.
A stammerer is one who takes in too much, a stutterer one who takes in too little, air for his hasty way of thinking.
The stutterer looked halfway belligerent; then, as if thinking better of his first desire for a wordy conflict, he passed the tiny object across the table to Max.
Such is the feeling of the confirmedstutterer or stammerer during the time of this pseudo-freedom from his speech disorder.
The time for the stammerer or stutterer to begin treatment for his malady is the day he discovers his stammering or stuttering.
This is a condition known as Aphasia or Thought Lapse and represents a most serious stage of the difficulty, in many cases totally beyond the possibility of relief--a condition in which no stutterer should allow himself to get.
This is the alternating good-and-bad condition known as the Intermittent Tendency or the tendency of the stutterer or stammerer to show marked improvement at times.
And this applies with full force to the stuttereror stammerer.
An observer would note the stammerer or stutterer in this condition fingering his coat lapels, putting his hands in his pockets and removing them again, biting his finger nails, constantly shifting eyes, head, arms and feet about.
Hope now burns high in the breast of the stutterer or stammerer.
In these cases, the stutterer will sometimes repeat the first syllable ten or fifteen times with pauses between, being for a time unable to recall what the second syllable is.
Andre-Louis advanced to occupy the improvised rostrum, which the stutterer had just vacated, to make an effort at counteracting that inflammatory performance.
That hot-headed, irresponsible stutterer would have the town in a blaze by night unless something were done.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stutterer" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
