inarticulate

Taking these young women and trying to make them look absolutely inarticulate.

He is one of those inarticulate men who find it hard to put things into words.

Now she made an inarticulate sort of sound that might have been meant as a question.

Following them he would make a number of inarticulate sounds but no real words.

With an inarticulate cry, he turned the body into the light.

He made an inarticulate sound and stared at the fire again.

He made a small inarticulate sound and rolled over me.

Now was not a good time to be rendered inarticulate.

"I remember getting very nervous and inarticulate in the middle of it."

They spring from spoken words, even those who are quite inarticulate.

He was an extremely inarticulate man who had little to say about the major events of his life.

The narrator in this story has been made inarticulate by modern life.

He speaks slowly in company, and at times seems nearly inarticulate.

The man yelled something inarticulate as he lost his balance.

John made an inarticulate sound of horror before turning and running the other way.

She made an inarticulate motion at him with the school cap.

The men around him don't seem to understand his inarticulate pain.

By this time 1 was so enraged as to be almost inarticulate.

He could do no more than make an inarticulate motion with his lips.

An inarticulate answer was shut off by the closing of the door.

She looked at him as if he were making inarticulate sounds that connected to nothing inside her mind.

Mark let out an inarticulate cry for help, from anyone, anywhere.

Thus urged, she tried to put some of her inarticulate thoughts into words.

There were several grunts and an inarticulate word or two.

He gave an inarticulate cry and gathered her into his arms.