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rat-a-tat

[rat-uh-tat] / ˈræt əˈtæt /




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You could hear her before you could see her: a throaty, rat-a-tat laugh — ha-ha-ha-ha — drifting through the cool canyon air.

From Los Angeles Times

Each show reflects in its own way the influence of a gritty genre that situated world-weary protagonists in cold, uncaring worlds armed only with their wits, fists, guns and rat-a-tat dialogue.

From Los Angeles Times

The film, in its first minutes, prefers the latter, opening with a rat-a-tat montage of her many successes: author, linguist, Phi Beta Kappa scholar.

From New York Times

As four Northwest Tap Connection dancers struck the metal plates of their shoes against the wooden podium, twisting, jumping and toe-toe-heel-heel-ing in ever-changing formations, they added layers of rat-a-tat to the rhythmic drum track.

From Seattle Times

Behind the rat-a-tat pace of the jokes, “Shucked” is the work of outliers who worry that the victories for tolerance they’ve seen in their lifetimes are being reversed.

From New York Times