spitter

As a verb spitten

is (label).

As a noun spitter is

a person who or animal or object that spits.

As nouns the difference between shitter and spitter

is that shitter is (slang|vulgar) agent noun of shit; one who shits while spitter is a person who or animal or object that spits.

As an adjective shitter

is (shit).

As nouns the difference between spitter and slitter

is that spitter is a person who or animal or object that spits while slitter is a person who or thing that slits.

As nouns the difference between spitter and pitter

is that spitter is a person who or animal or object that spits while pitter is see pitter-patter.

As a verb pitter is

to make a pattering sound.

As nouns the difference between skitter and spitter

is that skitter is a skittering movement while spitter is a person who or animal or object that spits.

As a verb skitter

is to move hurriedly or as by twitching or bouncing.

As a verb spitted

is (spit) or spitted can be (nonstandard) (spit).

As an adjective spitted

is shot out long; said of antlers.

As a noun spitter is

a person who or animal or object that spits.

As nouns the difference between spotter and spitter

is that spotter is a person who observes something while spitter is a person who or animal or object that spits.

As nouns the difference between sputter and spitter

is that sputter is moist matter thrown out in small detached particles; also, confused and hasty speech while spitter is a person who or animal or object that spits.

As a verb sputter

is to spit, or to emit saliva from the mouth in small, scattered portions, as in rapid speaking.

As a verb spatter

is to splash with small droplets.

As a noun spitter is

a person who or animal or object that spits.

As nouns the difference between spitter and sitter

is that spitter is a person who or animal or object that spits while sitter is someone who sits, e.g. for a portrait.