put-put (Meaning)
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put-put (n)
a small gasoline engine (as on motor boat)
Synonyms & Antonyms of put-put
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put-put Sentence Examples
- The old boat's engine emitted a familiar put-put sound as it chugged along the river.
- The vintage car had a distinctive put-put noise as it struggled up the hill.
- The small motorcycle made a rhythmic put-put noise as it idled at the traffic light.
- The lawn mower's put-put sound filled the air as the gardener trimmed the grass.
- The outboard motor's put-put rhythm provided a soothing backdrop to the fishermen's conversation.
- The sputtering put-put of the engine indicated that it needed immediate attention.
- The elderly gentleman's scooter emitted a gentle put-put as he rode through the park.
- The makeshift generator's put-put noise indicated that it was running low on fuel.
- The old tractor emitted a steady put-put as it plowed the fields.
- The vintage airplane's engine produced a reassuring put-put as it taxied down the runway.
FAQs About the word put-put
a small gasoline engine (as on motor boat)
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No antonyms found.
The old boat's engine emitted a familiar put-put sound as it chugged along the river.
The vintage car had a distinctive put-put noise as it struggled up the hill.
The small motorcycle made a rhythmic put-put noise as it idled at the traffic light.
The lawn mower's put-put sound filled the air as the gardener trimmed the grass.
