chowter (Meaning)
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chowter (v. t.)
To grumble or mutter like a froward child.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chowter
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
chowter Sentence Examples
- The chowter of students eagerly awaited the announcement of the results.
- In the bustling marketplace, the chowter of vendors competed for customers' attention.
- The chowter of birds overhead signaled the arrival of spring.
- As the chowter of protesters grew louder, demands for change became more fervent.
- The chowter of gossip spread through the small town like wildfire.
- At the town hall meeting, the chowter of complaints echoed off the walls.
- Among the chowter of opinions, finding a consensus seemed impossible.
- The chowter of laughter filled the room as friends gathered for a reunion.
- In the serene countryside, the only sound was the chowter of crickets in the evening.
- Despite the chaos of the city streets, the chowter of children playing brought a sense of joy to passersby.
FAQs About the word chowter
To grumble or mutter like a froward child.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chowter of students eagerly awaited the announcement of the results.
In the bustling marketplace, the chowter of vendors competed for customers' attention.
The chowter of birds overhead signaled the arrival of spring.
As the chowter of protesters grew louder, demands for change became more fervent.
