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rickety
adjective as in unsound, broken-down
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Huffing and puffing uphill on a rickety old bike towards the job centre.
From BBC
There is a further £1.1bn a year to help improve the energy efficiency of the UK’s rickety homes.
From BBC
He made his way to the Tunisian coast, where smugglers move thousands of migrants from northern Africa to Europe on rickety boats.
From Seattle Times
Cyprus has in recent months seen an upsurge of Syrian refugees reaching the island nation primarily from Lebanon aboard rickety boats.
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The sight of the rickety Indonesian vessel sent a chill through the passengers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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