clatterers
/ˈklætərərz/
noun
- People or things that make a loud, rattling noise, like hard objects hitting each other.
- The clatterers in the kitchen dropped a stack of pots and pans.
- During the parade, the clatterers on stilts banged their wooden sticks together.
- The old printing press was one of the noisiest clatterers in the factory.
- People who talk noisily or chattering without stopping.
- My aunt is one of those cheerful clatterers who fills every silence with stories.
- The clatterers at the back of the bus made it hard for the driver to concentrate.
- The teacher asked the clatterers to be quiet during the movie.