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pitter-patter

[pit-er-pat-er] / ˈpɪt ərˈpæt ər /






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The pane of glass before him reflects back at us his house’s immediate surroundings: a large tree, an overcast sky, a falling rain whose gentle pitter-patter fills in the silence.

From Los Angeles Times

Between meetings, Katt Aubry caught herself looking over at her pet’s empty dog bed by her desk and missing the pitter-patter of his footsteps around the house.

From Washington Post

Trump still makes many Americans’ hearts go pitter-patter.

From New York Times

The pitter-patter that Voyager 1 detected gives insight into how interstellar gas interacts with solar wind, along with the overall density of the heliopause region.

From Salon

The pitter-patter of drops could not be drowned out.

From Los Angeles Times