Definition of Rackety

1. Adjective. Uncontrollably noisy.

Exact synonyms: Rip-roaring, Uproarious
Similar to: Noisy
Derivative terms: Racket, Racketiness, Uproar, Uproar

Definition of Rackety

1. a. Making a tumultuous noise.

Definition of Rackety

1. Adjective. Making a racket: noisy ¹

¹ Source: wiktionary.com

Definition of Rackety

1. noisy [adj -ETIER, -ETIEST] - See also: noisy

Lexicographical Neighbors of Rackety

racketed
racketeer
racketeered
racketeering
racketeers
racketer
racketers
racketier
racketiest
racketiness
racketing
racketry
rackets
rackett
racketts
rackety (current term)
rackful
rackfuls
rackie
rackies
racking
racking bend
racking bends
racking off
rackingly
rackings
rackle
rackless
rackmount
rackmounts

Literary usage of Rackety

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Jew to Jesus: And Other Poems by Florence Kiper Frank (1915)
"... a stale despair 1 racketyrackety — ziz — ziz — rack, The cars of the Elevated clack along the track. Why are we journeying and where — where — where? ..."

2. Wau-bun: The "early Day" in the North-west by John H. Kinzie (1901)
"Their peculiar, shrill cry of " crack, crack, crack—rackety, rackety, rackety," repeated from the throats of dozens, as they sometimes stooped quite close ..."

3. Wau-bun: The "early Day" in the North-west by John H. Kinzie (1901)
"Their peculiar, shrill cry of " crack, crack, crack—rackety, rackety, rackety," repeated from the throats of dozens, as they sometimes stooped quite close ..."

4. The Biography of a New York Hotel Scrub by Ada Blom (1909)
"rackety old cooking range which had seemingly many '''•: tales to tell about ... Anyhow it kept my eyes off the men ::: sitting on an old rickety-rackety ..."

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