rackety

/ˈrækɪti/

ADJECTIVE

1. Making loud, unpleasant, or disorderly noise

Producing or characterized by loud, confused, or disruptive sounds; noisy, rowdy, or boisterous.

Describing something that makes a great deal of loud, unpleasant, or uncontrolled noise.

The children made a rackety noise while playing in the garden.
Despite the rackety environment, she managed to concentrate on her studies.
We could hear the rackety sound of the old train as it passed through the town.

Describing people, gatherings, or activities characterized by loud, energetic, disorderly, or unruly behavior.

The neighborhood became lively and rackety during the annual street festival.
They lived in a fairly rackety household filled with parties and noisy visitors.

ADJECTIVE

Marked by an energetic, socially lively, and sometimes mildly dissolute lifestyle involving excitement, partying, or excessive entertainment.

Describing a person, household, or way of life that is socially active, full of excitement, partying, or occasional excess.