rattletrap

The word “rattletrap” has 3 syllables: rat-tle-trap

It's pronounced as /ˈrætlˌtræp/


What is synonym and antonym for rattletrap?

In the thesaurus, “rattletrap” has 59 synonyms and 13 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for rattletrap along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for rattletrap

  • abandoned
  • beat-up
  • bedraggled
  • bombed-out
  • broken
  • broken-down
  • damaged
  • decaying
  • decrepit
  • desolate
  • destroyed
  • deteriorated
  • deteriorating
  • dilapidated
  • dingy
  • dog-eared
  • down-at-heel
  • down-at-heels
  • down-at-the-heel
  • down-at-the-heels
  • dumpy
  • forlorn
  • godforsaken
  • grungy
  • harmed
  • hurt
  • impaired
  • injured
  • makeshift
  • mangy
  • mean
  • miserable
  • moth-eaten
  • neglected
  • rackety
  • ragged
  • ramshackle
  • ratty
  • rickety
  • ruined
  • run-down
  • scrubby
  • scruffy
  • seedy
  • shabby
  • sleazy
  • tacky
  • tatterdemalion
  • tattered
  • tatty
  • threadbare
  • timeworn
  • tired
  • tumbledown
  • unkept
  • unsound
  • unstable
  • worn-out
  • wrecked

Antonyms for rattletrap

  • brand-new
  • cared-for
  • fresh
  • kept-up
  • maintained
  • mended
  • new
  • patched
  • rebuilt
  • reconstructed
  • smart
  • spiffy
  • spruce

Meanings of rattletrap

  • noun
    1. A mechanical device, particularly an automobile, that is worn out, run down, or mechanically unreliable as indicated by noises it makes in operation.
    2. Any piece of miscellaneous equipment or junk.
  • adjective
    1. Mechanically unreliable or in disrepair.

Example Sentences

  • He drove an old rattletrap of a car that barely made it to the mechanic.
  • The rattletrap bus shook and squeaked with every turn.
  • She called it a rattletrap because of the constant noise it made while driving.
  • The engine of that rattletrap finally gave out on the highway.
  • They laughed when they saw the rattletrap vehicle arriving at the party.

On this page you'll find 72 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to rattletrap, such as: abandoned, beat-up, bedraggled, bombed-out, brand-new, broken, broken-down.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

jalopy

  • beater
  • bucket of bolts
  • clunker
  • crate
  • flivver
  • heap
  • hulk
  • junker
  • lemon
  • rattletrap
  • tin lizzie
  • wreck

quaking

tacky

  • abandoned
  • adherent
  • adhesive
  • beat-up
  • bedraggled
  • bombed-out
  • broken
  • broken-down
  • cheap
  • cheesy
  • clingy
  • coarse
  • common
  • crude
  • damaged
  • decaying
  • decrepit
  • desolate
  • destroyed
  • deteriorated
  • deteriorating
  • dilapidated
  • dingy
  • dog-eared
  • dowdy
  • down-at-heel
  • down-at-heels
  • down-at-the-heel
  • down-at-the-heels
  • dumpy
  • faded
  • flashy
  • forlorn
  • frumpy
  • garish
  • gaudy
  • gelatinous
  • glitzy
  • gluey
  • glutinous
  • godforsaken
  • gone to seed
  • gooey
  • graceless
  • grotesque
  • grungy
  • gummy
  • harmed
  • hurt
  • impaired
  • inappropriate
  • incorrect
  • inelegant
  • inferior
  • injured
  • junky
  • kitsch
  • kitschy
  • loud
  • lousy
  • low-grade
  • mangy
  • mean
  • messy
  • miserable
  • moth-eaten
  • nasty
  • neglected
  • ostentatious
  • out-of-date
  • outmoded
  • overdone
  • pitchy
  • poky
  • rackety
  • ragged
  • ramshackle
  • rattletrap
  • ratty
  • rickety
  • ropey
  • ropy
  • ruined
  • run down
  • run-down
  • scrubby
  • scruffy
  • second-rate
  • seedy
  • shabby
  • shoddy
  • showy
  • sleazy
  • sloppy
  • slovenly
  • splashy
  • sticky
  • stodgy
  • styleless
  • syrupy
  • tarry
  • tasteless
  • tatterdemalion
  • tattered
  • tatty
  • tawdry
  • tenacious
  • threadbare
  • ticky-tack
  • ticky-tacky
  • timeworn
  • tired
  • trashy
  • tumbledown
  • unbecoming
  • unfashionable
  • unkempt
  • unkept
  • unrefined
  • unseemly
  • unstylish
  • unsuitable
  • untidy
  • viscid
  • viscous
  • vulgar
  • worn-out
  • wrecked
  • wrong

jellylike

  • all aquiver
  • aquake
  • aquiver
  • ashake
  • concentrated
  • condensed
  • creamy
  • faltering
  • fluctuant
  • gelatinous
  • gluey
  • glutinous
  • gooey
  • gummy
  • heavy
  • infirm
  • insecure
  • jerry-built
  • jittery
  • nervous
  • not set
  • precarious
  • quaking
  • quivery
  • rattletrap
  • rickety
  • rocky
  • rootless
  • ropey
  • ropy
  • semifluid
  • semiliquid
  • shaking
  • slushy
  • sticky
  • syrupy
  • thick
  • thickened
  • thickish
  • tottering
  • tottery
  • tremorous
  • tremulous
  • tumbledown
  • turbid
  • undiluted
  • unfirm
  • unsettled
  • unsound
  • unstable
  • unsteady
  • unsure
  • vacillating
  • viscid
  • viscous
  • wavering
  • weak
  • wobbly
  • yielding

ramshackle

  • abandoned
  • beat-up
  • bedraggled
  • bombed-out
  • broken
  • broken-down
  • crumbling
  • damaged
  • decaying
  • decrepit
  • derelict
  • desolate
  • destroyed
  • deteriorated
  • deteriorating
  • dilapidated
  • dingy
  • dog-eared
  • down-at-heel
  • down-at-heels
  • down-at-the-heel
  • down-at-the-heels
  • dumpy
  • flimsy
  • forlorn
  • godforsaken
  • grungy
  • harmed
  • hurt
  • impaired
  • injured
  • jerry-built
  • mangy
  • mean
  • miserable
  • moth-eaten
  • neglected
  • rackety
  • ragged
  • rattletrap
  • ratty
  • rickety
  • ruined
  • run-down
  • scrubby
  • scruffy
  • seedy
  • shabby
  • shaky
  • sleazy
  • tacky
  • tatterdemalion
  • tattered
  • tatty
  • threadbare
  • timeworn
  • tired
  • tottering
  • tumble-down
  • tumbledown
  • unfirm
  • unkept
  • unsafe
  • unsteady
  • worn-out
  • wrecked

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