mutter
UK /ˈmʌtə/ US /ˈmʌtɚ/
verb 3noun 2name 1
Collocations
7(verb.)
ADV
gruffly, harshly, hoarsely, huskily, thickly, through clenched/gritted teeth
He muttered gruffly under his breath when told he had to work late again.
quietly, softly, under your breath | incoherently, vaguely
angrily, bitterly, darkly, fiercely, grimly, irritably, savagely, ungraciously
She muttered angrily under her breath when she realized her train was delayed again.
VERB + MUTTER
be heard to, hear sb
He was heard to mutter complaints about the slow service while waiting in line at the café.
PREP
about
She was muttering about the broken coffee machine in the break room again.
to
She muttered to her friend about how unfair the decision was.
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