Examples of 'rattletrap' in a sentence
Meaning of "rattletrap"
A noun referring to a shaky or dilapidated vehicle, usually a vehicle in poor condition
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- Mechanically unreliable or in disrepair.
- A mechanical device, particularly an automobile, that is worn out, run down, or mechanically unreliable as indicated by noises it makes in operation.
- Any piece of miscellaneous equipment or junk.
- A person's mouth.
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One should be careful with that rattletrap.
Your rattletrap sure shakes a lot.
The name of that rattletrap street.
This rattletrap barely goes! Annarella used to teach there.
Well verdommee cheap rattletrap.
They will find your rattletrap and realize we are walking.
Such a useless old rattletrap.
The name of that rattletrap streetcar that bangs through the Quarter.
They can not drive around in that old rattletrap.
With little more than a rattletrap account of high adventure in the Antarctic.
Antediluvian his rattletrap.
The name of that rattletrap street car that bangs through the Quarter.
Sounds like a rattletrap.
Crawls out of that rattletrap van out there And when your Uncle Andrew.
But you saw something here the day you drove up in that rattletrap Plymouth.
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No one steals a rattletrap that goes 7 mph.
Why do you waste my time with a rattletrap like this?
He gives a rattletrap and thinks it is a BMW!
Louise, who parked that decomposing rattletrap in my space?
I have to dump this rattletrap on someone 's head Soooper commission.
She would follow Gary and that old rattletrap to Nome or new Mexico.
This rattletrap barely goes!
Louise, who parked that decomposing rattletrap in my space?! - I am sure I do not know.
This rattletrap did 140 in third when yours truly drove it.
Looks like a terrible rattletrap - I have never been on it . ”.
No one steals a rattletrap that goes 7 mph. Do you know why?
Files … with little more than a rattletrap account of high adventure in the Antarctic.
So start up that old rattletrap motor of yours and let us go . ”.
