pitapat in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Pitapat: a light, rhythmic sound or sensation, often associated with gentle tapping or the quick beating of the heart.

The sound of raindrops on the roof created a gentle pitapat that lulled her to sleep.
As she waited for the results, her heart began to pitapat in her chest with anticipation.
The little girl danced through the puddles, her feet making a joyful pitapat against the pavement.
He could hear the pitapat of tiny feet running down the hallway, filled with excitement for the surprise.
In the quiet of the night, the pitapat of a mouse scurrying across the floor broke the silence.
The sound of her heart began to pitapat with excitement as she opened the letter.
As the rain started to fall, I could hear the pitapat of droplets against the windowpane.
He felt a pitapat in his chest when he saw her walking towards him across the room.
The gentle pitapat of tiny feet echoed down the hall as the children rushed to play.
With each step closer, the pitapat of his heartbeat reminded him of his growing anxiety.