natter
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1. natter - Noun
2. natter - Verb
Meaning
To find fault; to be peevish.
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the men were sitting in the cafe and shooting the breeze
As a reaction, the museum's director Tobias G. Natter resigned in protest, citing Ucicky's past as a Nazi propaganda film-maker.
Bachem 1944b Bachem's proposal Erich Bachem's BP-20 ("Natter") was a development from a design he had worked on at Fieseler, the Fi 166 concept, but considerably more radical than the other submissions.
In addition to the main rocket motor, the Natter used four solid-fuel rocket motors attached near the base of the cockpit.
At an altitude of about convert, the Natter suddenly pitched backwards into an inverted curve.
At some time during the project, the Bachem-Werk was ordered to give complete details of the BP-20 Natter to the Japanese, but there was doubt over whether they had received them.