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111rattle — See: SABRE RAITLING …
112rattle — 1) glass or metal objects added to lures which make a noise and attract such fish as bass (Micropterus spp.) 2) a shallow, rocky declivity in a stream, rapids or a waterfall (Newfoundland) 3) a narrow passage, inlet or arm of the sea, swept by… …
113Rattle — Хрусткость (бумаги) …
114Rattle — disconcert or confuse (a person) …
115rattle — Australian Slang disconcert or confuse (a person) …
116rattle — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. clatter, chatter, clack; babble, prattle, gabble, jabber; fluster, befuddle, upset. See loudness, music, inattention. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. clatter, shaking, patter, noise, racket, rattling, din,… …
117rattle — англ. [ратл] трещотка (ударн. инструм.) …
118rattle — v To upset, agitate. Nothing rattles her; she is a cool as a cucumber. 1780s …
119rattle — See: saber rattling …
120rattle on — PHRASAL VERB (disapproval) When you say that someone rattles on about something, you mean that they talk about it for a long time in a way that annoys you. [V P about n] I heard my mother rattling on and on about the day I get married, what I… …