વિશિષ્ટ ભૌતિક બંધારણોને એકસાથે ઘસવાથી ઘોંઘાટનો અવાજ,

clitter's Usage Examples:

As the granite erodes further, blocks of eroded granite known as clitter are left.

The circle stands to the west of the village of Belstone in an area of clitter.

action and often collapse leaving trails of blocks down the slopes called clitter or clatter.

6 m) high and is the hard granite core of a former tor, standing above a "clitter" of the blocks that have eroded and fallen from it.

Natural deposits such as so called "clitter agglomerates", moraines can also on occasion look rather similar to groups.

that the hobbit wore wooden shoes, and was nicknamed Trotter for the "clitter-clap" sound that they produced.

Clatter may refer to: Clatter, Powys, a village in Wales Clatter, or clitter, the blockfield strewn below the tors of Dartmoor Clatter, a brook in Clatterbridge.

wishing his soul "could shake off the rags of mortality without such a clitter-me-clatter.

The surface stones are known as “clitter”, a feature common to the granite outcrops of the South West and associated.

Synonyms:

stridulate, resound, noise, make noise,

Antonyms:

regularity, comprehensibility,