Chattering

After all, nothing says "covert operation" like the sound of chattering teeth.

Don't talk while the bands play (almost nothing you have to say is so vital that it can't wait at least until the end of a song), and you insist on chattering, at least go to the back of the room to avoid ruining the songs for others.

He first placed his finger to his lips, then open and closed his right hand in a chattering motion, cupped his right hand to his hear, then plugged both his ears with his index fingers.

Martinet's Luigi was equally memorable, chattering away nervously in the comedic ghost-busting Luigi's Mansion games.

Needless to say, the musings of Washington’s chattering classes are not always dispositive indicators of a policy shift.

Soon the mosquitoes will die off, the ants will stop crawling out of nowhere, and the cicadas will cease their chattering cacophony.

The woman, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said she doesn’t want them to stop coming — she and everyone she knows need the work, as she put it — but she just can’t bear to hear them chattering as though everything is normal.

As they take their seats, the soundtrack is filled with the chattering of jackhammers and the piercing beep of reversing trucks, then it abruptly cuts to near-silence, both emphasizing the awkward lack of conversation at the table.

Outside the building, the traditional folk song could be heard as hundreds more Edmontonians stood in the teeth-chattering cold to look up at the city’s cenotaph, guarded by four armed soldiers.

This season's highlights include a pufferfish, a bowl of spaghetti, and a set of chattering dentures.

An Austrian on Saturday kept his cool and set a new world record for standing in a box full of ice cubes, lasting a teeth-chattering two hours, 30 minutes and 57 seconds.

Kayla Hansen and Ezra Baum, both 19, grew up in the neighborhood, and said Eimoto was notorious for chattering away at them until they were almost at the end of the block.

They spoke of girls chattering and giggling to each other as they lined up for warm army gruel three times a day.

Black Friday shoppers told the Dispatch the rise of online retail means crowds are a little less intimidating in terms of size, but it’s still a sight to see when the sidewalks are filled with excited chattering people huddled in the late-November cold.

In the teletype room, the wires had been chattering all day with news of the devastating eruption – “explosion” is really the more accurate term – of in Washington state.

Mary is clearly right on this point; and I may not have been sufficiently aware of Zinn’s enduring popularity among our chattering classes.

Still, to hear the messaging emanating from Washington’s chattering classes, Ohio will be an uphill climb for the Democratic nominee, regardless of who that turns out to be.

We can walk through a forest and hear the birds chirping and the squirrels chattering.

Aside from eerie shots of teeth chattering away, Syd warns that death is coming.

I asked Tom, teeth chattering.