chuntering

/ˈtʃʌntərɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of chunter: complaining or grumbling in a low, muttering voice.
    • He sat in the corner, chuntering to himself about the unfair rules.
    • She kept chuntering under her breath while doing the dishes.
    • The passengers were chuntering about the delayed flight.
  2. Present participle of chunter: making a low, repetitive rumbling or humming sound.
    • We could hear the generator chuntering in the basement.
    • The car was chuntering along the dirt road.
    • The old washing machine was chuntering through its final cycle.
adjective
  1. Making a low, repetitive rumbling or humming sound.
    • The chuntering fan kept me awake.
    • A chuntering noise came from the pipes.
    • The chuntering engine finally gave out.
Synonyms
What does "chuntering" mean? | whatsthatwordmean | whatsthatwordmean