What is another word for pit-a-pat?
Pronunciation:
[ pˈɪtɐpˈat], [ pˈɪtɐpˈat], [ p_ˈɪ_t_ɐ_p_ˈa_t]
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Similar words for pit-a-pat:
Synonyms for Pit-a-pat:
adv.
• all (adverb)n.
Other synonyms:
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- rustle.
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- whisper.
- roll,
- rat-a-tat,
- barrage,
- chink,
- tick,
- flop,
- plunk,
- trembling,
- Pulsatile,
- tap,
- Tunk,
- pelt,
- crump,
- heaving,
- flump,
- rub-a-dub,
- disquietude,
- click,
- paradiddle,
- flutter,
- didder,
- spatter,
- flit,
- Trepidity,
- thump,
- thud,
- restlessness,
- clop,
- drumfire,
- shaking,
- Pulsative,
- tattoo,
- quavering,
- tempo,
- flick,
- drumbeat,
- shiver,
- rat-tat,
- quiver,
- beating,
- twitter,
- tremble,
- shivers,
- drum,
- rap,
- disquiet,
- staccato,
- rhythmic,
- quaver,
- throb,
- palpitant,
- fluttering,
- palpitation,
- flicker,
- rat-tat-tat,
- bump,
- shake,
- spattering,
- quaking,
- arrhythmia,
- pound,
- fidgetiness,
- drumming,
- shakes,
- flap,
- plump,
- unrest,
- Tom-tom,
- dithers,
- shudder,
- ruff,
- thumping,
- clunk,
- quivering,
- Pulsatory,
- fidgets,
- pulsating,
- heartbeat,
- rhythm,
- Pitapat,
- rattattoo,
- trepidation,
- ratatat,
- clink,
- tremor,
- pounding,
- pop,
- flitter,
- clump,
- pulsing,
- heartthrob,
- waver,
- thrum,
- Rataplan,
- beat,
- dance,
- ruffle,
- pulsation,
- tap-tap,
- splutter,
- pat,
- sputter,
- tinkle,
- inquietude,
- throbbing,
- pulse,
- panting.
How to use "Pit-a-pat" in context?
Pit-a-pat is a game that children and adults of all ages can enjoy. The object of the game is to hit an opponent's hand with a rubber ball.
One of the most popular variations of pit-a-pat is shuffleboard. Players take turns sliding a rubber ball across a smooth, wooden surface. The object is to knock an opponent's ball off the board.
It's also possible to play pit-a-pat with a ping pong ball. Variations include playing with two balls, aiming for a hole in one, or playing to a set score.
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