Correct spellings for ATTWATTER
- Atwitter The news of the royal engagement had the entire country atwitter with excitement.
If you've misspelled "attwatter", fret not! The correct alternatives could be "atwitter", meaning being in a state of excitement or nervous anticipation or "atter", which is a variation of "at her" in old English. So, next time you're atwitter or want to refer to something belonging to her, keep these alternatives in mind!
