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* '''clittering:''' (''Anglo-Irish'') the noise of hurrying feet | * '''clittering:''' (''Anglo-Irish'') the noise of hurrying feet | ||
| − | *'''chattering:''' the sound of meaningless conversation from | + | *'''chattering:''' the sound of meaningless conversation from chat. |
| + | *'''chatting up:''' romantic flirting or (older use) being ingratiating to win favour. | ||
* '''cliotar:''' (''Irish'') noise, din, racket | * '''cliotar:''' (''Irish'') noise, din, racket | ||
* '''climbing up''' | * '''climbing up''' | ||
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| + | * '''klettern:''' (''German'') to climb; to clamber; to scramble up; | ||
* '''klittern:''' (''German'') to scrawl, blur | * '''klittern:''' (''German'') to scrawl, blur | ||
Latest revision as of 11:25, 5 November 2010
- clittering: (Anglo-Irish) the noise of hurrying feet
- chattering: the sound of meaningless conversation from chat.
- chatting up: romantic flirting or (older use) being ingratiating to win favour.
- cliotar: (Irish) noise, din, racket
- climbing up
- klettern: (German) to climb; to clamber; to scramble up;
- klittern: (German) to scrawl, blur
- klatre: (Dutch) to climb
- cluttering up: littering; clogging up with rubbish
- clitoris
- glittering: shiny, possibly golden (see bauble) or moist object (see clitoris).
