Advertisement
Advertisement
rattling
adjective as in embarrassing
Strongest matches
adjective as in talkative
Example Sentences
Back at the East Portland pizza party in Luuwit Park, Candace Avalos — an environmental justice activist who describes herself as a first-generation Blacktina as a daughter of Black Americans and Guatemalan immigrants – is rattling off disturbing statistics about the district.
Hysteria over immigration and crime is simply the same old unquiet ghost that has been rattling its chains in our attic since the 19th-century nativist movements.
Ms Spencer told the court she had heard "crying", "rattling of doors", "a lot of door slamming" and "hysterical screaming at the children" coming from the flat.
Another previous neighbour said they heard banging and rattling sounds, often accompanied by the sounds of a child crying or screaming, the court heard.
The nerves would have been rattling had Finland striker Fredrik Jensen not spurned two big chances at 1-0, the second after the break a shocking miss when he somehow fired over the top with the goal at his mercy.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse