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Often used in the same context:
stammerer,
daydreamer,
overcomer,
echolalia,
old codger,
george vi,
dyslexia,
misanthrope,
actor,
mumbler,
perfectionist,
fussbudget,
fusspot,
grump,
lisp,
solipsist,
apraxia,
introvert,
profoundly deaf,
underminer,
hypochondria,
dreamer,
bedwetter,
shyness,
metaphysician,
karl menninger,
therapist,
screenwriter,
curmudgeon,
ineloquent,
schnook,
irascibility,
narcissist,
fogy,
dysphonia,
manic depression,
bulimia,
amusia,
thespian,
ironist,
mensch,
depersonalization disorder,
brooklynese,
empath,
dweebish,
overeater,
liam neeson,
alexia,
monologist,
idiot savant,
wisecracker,
elocutionist,
codger,
raconteur,
lech,
aphasia,
hypochondriac,
expressive aphasia,
neurosis,
speechlessness,
bob keeshan,
dyscalculia,
mrs. malaprop,
snorer,
grand mal,
recluse,
worrier,
substance abuser,
schlemiel,
manic depressive illness,
presbycusis,
prosody,
punster,
affectless,
stage fright,
degenerative disorder,
griever,
dysphasia,
scientologist,
hyperacusis,
mannerisms,
nasal twang,
abraham maslow,
lecher,
gawkiness,
autistic savant,
educable,
dyslexics,
rewriter,
generalized epilepsy,
smiler,
adolescent,
spastic colon,
shirley maclaine,
dennis hopper,
heffalump,
anthony hopkins,
grouch,
scoffer,
lyricist,
bar mitzvahed,
jamais vu,
stutterers,
offender,
addict,
delinquent,
golfer,
deviant,
smoker,
abuser,
child,
criminal,
defendant,
dentist,
driver,
perpetrator,
prostitute,
pupil,
schizophrenic,
student,
teacher,
volunteer
More general:
speaker,
talker
Synonyms:
stammerer
Also try:
— Adjectives for stutterer:
severe,
young,
primary,
secondary,
non,
individual,
chronic,
old,
average,
female,
incipient,
more...
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