adj
rackety
Rackety (adj) means Noisy; making a loud, disorderly din.
adj
1
Noisy; making a loud, disorderly din.
"The book’s initial germ was a rackety shootout not far from Mr. Chandra’s family’s co-op."
— Patricia Leigh Brown, An Author’s Vision of the Mean Streets of Mumbai (2007)
2
Connected with, or typical of, organised crime.
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Etymology
Formed from racket and the suffix -y.
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What is the meaning of rackety?
"rackety" (adj) means noisy; making a loud, disorderly din.
What is another word for rackety?
Other words for "rackety" include uproarious.
What is the opposite of rackety?
The opposite of "rackety" is quiet.
What are the different meanings of rackety?
"rackety" has 2 main meanings: 1. Noisy; making a loud, disorderly din; 2. Connected with, or typical of, organised crime.
