rattle-headed (Meaning)
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rattle-headed (a.)
Noisy; giddy; unsteady.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rattle-headed
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rattle-headed Sentence Examples
- The rattle-headed jester stumbled through the court, his bells jingling and his mind lost in chaos.
- The politician's rattle-headed speech left the audience bewildered and amused.
- The old man's rattle-headed ramblings were a testament to his age and declining memory.
- The child was a rattle-headed terror, constantly running and creating mischief.
- The candidate's rattle-headed proposals were met with laughter and derision.
- The rattle-headed driver swerved dangerously, putting everyone in the car at risk.
- The rattle-headed professor lectured for hours, but no one could understand what he was saying.
- The rattle-headed dog barked incessantly at the empty air, sending shivers down everyone's spine.
- The rattle-headed student couldn't remember anything he had learned for the test.
- The rattle-headed ghost appeared in the haunted house, its chains rattling and its laughter echoing through the halls.
FAQs About the word rattle-headed
Noisy; giddy; unsteady.
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No antonyms found.
The rattle-headed jester stumbled through the court, his bells jingling and his mind lost in chaos.
The politician's rattle-headed speech left the audience bewildered and amused.
The old man's rattle-headed ramblings were a testament to his age and declining memory.
The child was a rattle-headed terror, constantly running and creating mischief.
