clatter in a sentence

v. i.

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Definition

Clatter (noun): a loud, rattling sound made by hard objects striking each other, often associated with the noise of dishes or footsteps.

The clatter of dishes in the kitchen signaled that dinner was almost ready.
As the horse trotted down the cobblestone street, its hooves created a rhythmic clatter.
In the midst of the storm, the wind caused the shutters to clatter against the windows.
The children ran across the wooden floor, creating a delightful clatter that filled the house.
She dropped her keys with a loud clatter, startling everyone in the quiet room.
As the train approached the station, its wheels created a loud clatter on the tracks.
She dropped the books on the table with a loud clatter that startled everyone in the room.
The children laughed and ran through the playground, their laughter mixing with the clatter of swings.
In the quiet of the night, a sudden clatter outside made him sit up straight in bed.
The sudden clatter of dishes falling to the floor startled everyone in the room.
As the children played outside, their laughter mixed with the clatter of wooden blocks.
She heard the clatter of hooves on the cobblestone street as the carriage approached.
The clatter of machinery in the factory was a constant reminder of the hard work taking place inside.
He dropped the keys with a loud clatter, drawing the attention of everyone nearby.