Did Macbeth stammer in the porter scene?

In the porter scene of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," there is no explicit indication that the porter stammers. The character delivers his lines with a mix of humor and drunkenness, serving as a comic relief after the tension of the preceding scenes. While his speech may have a slurred or disjointed quality due to his inebriation, it does not specifically convey a stammer. The focus is more on his witty commentary and the themes of drunkenness and deception.