Descriptive word for Volkswagen noise
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What is a descriptive word for the sound an old Volkswagen makes when put-putting down the road?
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What is a descriptive word for the sound an old Volkswagen makes when put-putting down the road?
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It depends on whether they are being tested for emissions, and whether the special software has kicked in or not.
– Nigel J
1 hour ago
I’d say you’ve got the word you’re looking for in the question itself: “putting”. Is “Volkswagen” significant, or will any car do?
– IconDaemon
1 hour ago
"Cough", "wheeze", "sputter"?
– Hot Licks
38 mins ago
The correct term isn't "putting" but put-putting (or "putt-putting"). Why isn't this word perfectly descriptive?
– Chappo
6 mins ago
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What is a descriptive word for the sound an old Volkswagen makes when put-putting down the road?
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It depends on whether they are being tested for emissions, and whether the special software has kicked in or not.
– Nigel J
1 hour ago
I’d say you’ve got the word you’re looking for in the question itself: “putting”. Is “Volkswagen” significant, or will any car do?
– IconDaemon
1 hour ago
"Cough", "wheeze", "sputter"?
– Hot Licks
38 mins ago
The correct term isn't "putting" but put-putting (or "putt-putting"). Why isn't this word perfectly descriptive?
– Chappo
6 mins ago
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It depends on whether they are being tested for emissions, and whether the special software has kicked in or not.
– Nigel J
1 hour ago
I’d say you’ve got the word you’re looking for in the question itself: “putting”. Is “Volkswagen” significant, or will any car do?
– IconDaemon
1 hour ago
"Cough", "wheeze", "sputter"?
– Hot Licks
38 mins ago
The correct term isn't "putting" but put-putting (or "putt-putting"). Why isn't this word perfectly descriptive?
– Chappo
6 mins ago
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It depends on whether they are being tested for emissions, and whether the special software has kicked in or not.
– Nigel J
1 hour ago
It depends on whether they are being tested for emissions, and whether the special software has kicked in or not.
– Nigel J
1 hour ago
I’d say you’ve got the word you’re looking for in the question itself: “putting”. Is “Volkswagen” significant, or will any car do?
– IconDaemon
1 hour ago
I’d say you’ve got the word you’re looking for in the question itself: “putting”. Is “Volkswagen” significant, or will any car do?
– IconDaemon
1 hour ago
"Cough", "wheeze", "sputter"?
– Hot Licks
38 mins ago
"Cough", "wheeze", "sputter"?
– Hot Licks
38 mins ago
The correct term isn't "putting" but put-putting (or "putt-putting"). Why isn't this word perfectly descriptive?
– Chappo
6 mins ago
The correct term isn't "putting" but put-putting (or "putt-putting"). Why isn't this word perfectly descriptive?
– Chappo
6 mins ago
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It depends on whether they are being tested for emissions, and whether the special software has kicked in or not.
– Nigel J
1 hour ago
I’d say you’ve got the word you’re looking for in the question itself: “putting”. Is “Volkswagen” significant, or will any car do?
– IconDaemon
1 hour ago
"Cough", "wheeze", "sputter"?
– Hot Licks
38 mins ago
The correct term isn't "putting" but put-putting (or "putt-putting"). Why isn't this word perfectly descriptive?
– Chappo
6 mins ago