splutter

There was no sound in the room but the scratch and splutter of his quill.

Jukes understood the boatswain to splutter that the bridge ladders were gone.

There was a little pause, and then came the splutter of a match.

All had their mouths full when suddenly Codfish began to splutter.

I watched him gesticulate and get red in the face and foam and splutter.

The splash was followed by a splutter, and then a frantic cry for help.

The arc lamps come on with a splutter, and they, too, at first are amethyst.

I have just come out of a deep, deep ditch, and I want to hear the splutter.

There was a splutter that showed red in the hollow of my brother's hand.

It was the swish and splutter of hoofs on the road before the door.