rattly
Americanadjective
adjective
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Origin of rattly
Example Sentences
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In the era of big American cars and big American engines, he said, consumers thought the Crown lacked power and felt rattly.
From Washington Post
Our review of Corsair K70 Pro Mini Wireless Verge Score 6 out of 10 Good Stuff Hot-swap switches Good connectivity options High polling rate Bad Stuff Compact layout an acquired taste Hot-swap limited to three-pin switches Rattly thin-feeling switches Buy for $179.99 from Corsair The Corsair K70 Pro Mini Wireless is very recognizably a Corsair product.
From The Verge
The bill clacking of juveniles “is a rattly clattering sound, like people clapping sticks together,” Neufeld-Kaiser said.
From Seattle Times
As a whole, it can feel a little rattly.
From The Verge
They’re a touch on the rattly side, which detracts from the overall quality of the rest of the board.
From The Verge
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