She looks at you and then points to a rickety wooden boat about twenty-five meters from where you stand.
There were taxis, called “hackneys,” which were rickety stagecoaches cast off by the rich and repurposed as transport for hire.
Ray gave Jay a shell, then stepped onto a small, rickety carousel in the comer of the churchyard and loaded up.
"Yeah, all right," he mutters, then follows his brothers out of the room, down a rickety flight of stairs and into the crucible.
We were staying in this cool, rickety, haunted hotel on Lake Michigan and just had an amazing time.
He lit a candle, and went cautiously down the rickety staircase.
There was a thud as his fist hit the rickety, squeaking table in the center of the room.
I perceive the altar to be rickety and the Commandments damp.
Another, a third, and a fourth gust rattled and shook the rickety frame.
Under the washshed, which adjoined the kitchen, was a rickety door.
