clitter การใช้

As the granite erodes further, blocks of eroded granite known as clitter are left.
These stacks are vulnerable to frost action and often collapse leaving trails of blocks called clitter down the slopes.
In old age, plagued by the stone, he would alternately pray and curse, wishing his soul'could shake off the rags of mortality without such a clitter-me-clatter .'
Natural deposits such as so called'clitter agglomerates', morains can also on occasion look rather similar to groups of clearance cairns, but their context, position and regular form usually betrays their true origins.
Here is an extract from what Roth ( in his Kama Sutra commentary ) calls " the raucous roar and grumbling anthem of Delhi " : " Pandemonial moans and hapless laughter, scolding and beseeching, hawking and hounding, and the hectic honking of horns, discordant metallic clitter-clatter and terrible tintinnabulation The infernal blast agitated the perfumes of the road ( spice and sandal, gasoline and feces, ganja and dust, garlands and tropical sickness ) ."