chittering

Ahead of them now he could hear a loud chittering.

She knocked on the door, but there was no answer except a faint chittering.

The chittering of her people, still hidden in the trees, sank into silence even as she died.

The air was filled with a high-pitched and unpleasant chittering.

He enjoyed the walk, the cool, calm air, the chittering of the squirrels.

In the semidarkness, he could hear the chittering of the desert insects.

So did the chittering of the creatures, louder and fiercer than before.

Insects sang and I could sometimes hear the chittering of bats overhead.

Distance had reduced the chittering of their crews to a low, insect buzzing.

Even the apparently eternal chittering of the jungle creatures was hushed.

Only the bleeping and chittering of ship's systems swirled around their heads.

I heard birds calling and the chittering of something in the bushes, probably warning of my coming.

The curious chittering of Coonies greeted him as he entered his quarters.

'They got me by the foot, then slithered up my leg, and always making this awful chittering.

This set off another burst of outraged chittering.

It was all very far away and insubstantial, like the harmless chittering of agitated ghosts.

Her weave picked up the far-off chittering of rats.

He made a small noise through his teeth, a whistling hiss, like the distant chittering of birds.

None of them sounded at all human, or like the chittering of a stolof on the hunt.

Aelliana murmured as the chittering of note-keys faded into silence.

The song is a weak chittering, and the alarm call is tssisk.

The chittering of the forest things (he would not dignify them with the term "men") grew stronger, much louder.

Not with a physical presence, but at least the insect chittering of the demonic voice sounded in Chilperic's mind.

The shrill chittering of the insects grew louder.

The assembled war leaders subsided into disappointed chittering. '