Associations to the word «Ratty»
Noun
- Toad
- Mole
- Badger
- Sweater
- Rupert
- Slipper
- Flannel
- Weasel
- Robe
- Inferno
- Queue
- Willow
- Rat
- Sticking
- Kitten
- Insistence
- Usual
- Curl
- Trouser
- Shirt
- Woe
- Paw
- Cloak
- Beard
- Carpet
- Wearing
- Kenneth
- Hair
- Blanket
- Coat
- Couch
- Shoe
- Gown
- Porch
- Uniform
- Buck
- Desk
- Jean
- Chair
- Nose
- Colin
- Hat
- Nephew
- Thread
- Leg
- Short
- Pair
- Wind
- Bed
- Clothes
- Truck
- Bit
- Th
- Palm
- Cotton
- Mouse
- Tennis
- Guy
- Sport
- Grass
- Knife
- Look
- Wood
- Smoke
- Fleet
- Dog
- Mix
- Hole
- Friend
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
RATTY, adjective. Similar to a rat; ratlike.
RATTY, adjective. Infested with rats.
RATTY, adjective. (colloquial) In poor condition or repair; worn out; battered; tattered; torn.
RATTY, adjective. (UK) (colloquial) Irritable, annoyed.
Dictionary definition
RATTY, adjective. Of or characteristic of rats.
RATTY, adjective. Showing signs of wear and tear; "a ratty old overcoat"; "shabby furniture"; "an old house with dirty windows and tatty curtains".
RATTY, adjective. Dirty and infested with rats.
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