mammer

 [mam-er]  

mam·mer

   [mam-er]
verb (used without object) British Dialect.
1.
to stammer or mutter.
2.
to hesitate; be undecided; waver in determination.
Origin:
1350–1400; Middle English mamere. See mumble, -er6
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