Results for rackety

Definitions of rackety:

Noisy.

Usage examples for rackety:

• The groaning board had been his inheritance from a rollicking, rackety set of English ancestors, to whom dining was a rather splendid ceremony. "The Gay Cockade", Temple Bailey

• Suzette for him is " Mam'zell"- and he speaks of her as a mother might about her boy's noisy, tiresome rackety school friends- necessary evils to be put up with for the boy's sake- The fluffies he announces always by their full titles-" Madame la Comtesse"- etc. "Man and Maid", Elinor Glyn

• The bourgeoisie of Montmartre had straggled out while we talked, and in a little while the restaurant was crowded with a rackety crew who had driven up in cabs. "A Chair on The Boulevard", Leonard Merrick

• At Frederick they left the big motor bus and got into Wes's own rackety flivver, the possession of which delighted Annie's heart. "O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921", Various