Rattletrap [adjective]

Then followed the sound of a rattletrap of a wagon approaching.

When I called it a rattletrap, I merely meant that it was so for a man of my age.

He became a quack poet, and hampered his talents by the imposition of a monstrous parade of rattletrap theories and professions.

So far as this rattletrap 232 old college is concerned, I dont care a rap about leaving it.

In the yard stood the Kettledrum rattletrap, and the owner was right glad to see it.

How wretchedly badly off they were in 1870-71 with their rattletrap needle guns.

Despite Mounseer Roosso's palaver or rattletrap rubbish like Bob's.

Jerry-built shanties with rattletrap aircars grounded around them.

The rattletrap followed the long causeway which crossed the salt-marsh and the San Sebastian River.

She would never have got into that rattletrap way of talking if she had kept school for two years.