Stuttering

[Sarah]

The act of one who stutters; -- restricted by somephysiologists to defective speech due to inability to form the propersounds, the breathing being normal, as distinguished from stammering.

[Sarah]

what i do involuntary. it is a discordance b/t the tongue lips and jaw. also believed to be involved with the bones of the inner ear. there are methods of retraining the vocal patterns of stuttering, but they are very hard to maintain, for it take total concentration for the stutterer, no just what he says, but how be breathes, how he begins his speech, all the way down to the next breath. for you fellow stutterers, check out www.stuttering.org. works wonders. 2 week school in Roanoke, Va.

[Sarah]

stammering or repeating one word once or twice when you're nervous about something or someone

[Dorothey Allen]

happening in a way that is not regular, for example by being sometimes good and sometimes bad, or sometimes moving or changing and sometimes not :

[exinilu]

Spoken with or characterized by a stutter.