Phrases with «rickety»

The word "rickety" means something that is unstable, shaky, or in poor condition. Full definition

Sentences with «rickety»

  • I sat high up in rickety old Woollen Gym, where I was treated to a debut in triplicate: Dean Smith coached his first college game; my classmate Billy Cunningham made his initial appearance on the freshman team; and a sophomore named Bryan McSweeney started for the varsity. (si.com)
  • Picture a 16 × 20 slab of lumpy bumpy concrete and throw a set of rickety stairs on top. (livethehomelife.com)
  • For the chance to set out on rickety boats overflowing with passengers, some of the refugees and migrants we met on Lampedusa told us they paid smugglers handsomely — some more than $ 1,500 a person. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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