utter
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
utter1
▶adjective complete; absolute: utter amazement.
– derivatives
utterly adverb.
utterly adverb.
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
utter2
▶verb
- 1 make (a sound) or say (something).
- 2 Law put (forged money) into circulation.
– derivatives
utterable adjective,
utterer noun.
utterable adjective,
utterer noun.
– origin ME: from MDu. ūteren ‘speak, make known, give currency to coins’.
'utter' also found in these Oxford entries:
arrant
- articulate
- bark
- bid
- blithering
- bray
- caw
- chirp
- croak
- crow
- curse
- debacle
- disgruntled
- downright
- dysphasia
- effable
- explore
- hurl
- inkling
- iterate
- let
- moan
- nasalize
- neigh
- ooh
- pass
- perdition
- poltroon
- rank
- roar
- royal
- say
- shriek
- sibilate
- sibyl
- sound
- spiel
- spit
- squib
- stammer
- tally-ho
- thorough
- throw
- tripod
- twang
- unadulterated
- vocalize
- voice
