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- noun Plural form of
uttering .
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Examples
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The latest 'utterings' from The Boy (I won't discuss the European Union) Dave is probably the biggest shock of the year (so far) in that he has actually said something on the subject!
British Blogs 2009
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The anti-immigration utterings of Sarrazin, backed up by the comments by Merkel and Seehofer, are like a gift to the far right.
German far right emerges from shadows to join Cologne campaign against mosque Kate Connolly in Cologne 2010
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So, a London couple has achieved Internet fame by the wife Karen recording her husband Adam's ridiculous nighttime utterings.
Humor 2010
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The breeze was with her, shuffling the dried fronds on the palm trees, whispering in low utterings through the banana leaves.
Under a Maui Moon Robin Jones Gunn 2010
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So, a London couple has achieved Internet fame by the wife Karen recording her husband Adam's ridiculous nighttime utterings.
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“Do I understand that even though I have tried to convince you that Mr. Scott was an innocent man, and you have steadfastly pointed out the error of my thinking, it is the utterings of a deranged old codger with hair coming out of his ears that have caused this sudden change of heart?”
The Year of Living Scandalously Julia London 2010
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Why is it always Vince Cable who first spells out the truth about Brown's nonsensical utterings?
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Given that 37000+ people are seeing these twitters, it is doing a lot more good than most NASA PAO utterings, and that's an amazingly good thing.
Mars Phoenix Embarks on A New Career as a Guest Blogger - NASA Watch 2008
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I can't tell the difference between the present utterings of the Conservative Party and all that guff that "New Labour" was spouting pre-1997 when Blair was spinning himself and the dark forces behind him into power all those years ago.
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“Do I understand that even though I have tried to convince you that Mr. Scott was an innocent man, and you have steadfastly pointed out the error of my thinking, it is the utterings of a deranged old codger with hair coming out of his ears that have caused this sudden change of heart?”
The Year of Living Scandalously Julia London 2010
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