pitterpatter
See also: pitter-patter
English
Noun
pitterpatter (plural pitterpatters)
- (rare) Alternative form of pitter-patter
- 1998, "Jean "The Fist" Ross", “Re: what are you listening to?”, in alt.punk (Usenet):
- I'm currently listening to the pitterpatter of peoples'[sic] fingers on keys in the compu lab, and some people arguing with the guys who dole out the printing passes.
- 2009, Tom Holt, Nothing But Blue Skies:
- 'You hear that?' Gordon was saying. 'That distant pitterpatter, like tapdancing angels? That's rain, that is. My rain. My fault. You know why it's my fault?'
- 2010, Carole Mortimer, Jane Porter, Catherine George, Mills & Boon Christmas Trio Bundle #1:
- And how absurd was it that, despite all that had transpired in the last half hour, her heart raced in pitterpatters because Mr. William Q. White had actually started a conversation with her?
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