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Definition of rattle
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Rattle
(v. t.) To
assail,
annoy,
or stun with a
rattling
noise..
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Scrophulariaceous
::
Scrophulariaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a very large
natural
order of
gamopetalous
plants
(Scrophulariaceae,
or
Scrophularineae),
usually
having
irregular
didynamous
flowers
and a
two-celled
pod. The order
includes
the
mullein,
foxglove,
snapdragon,
figwort,
painted
cup,
yellow
rattle,
and some
exotic
trees,
as the
Paulownia..
Fer-de-lance
::
Fer-de-lance
(n.) A
large,
venomous
serpent
(Trigonocephalus
lanceolatus)
of
Brazil
and the West
Indies.
It is
allied
to the
rattlesnake,
but has no
rattle..
Confabulate
::
Confabulate
(v. i.) To talk
familiarly
together;
to chat; to
prattle.
Clatter
::
Clatter
(v. i.) To talk fast and
noisily;
to
rattle
with the
tongue.
Crotaline
::
Crotaline
(a.)
Resembling,
or
pertaining
to, the
Crotalidae,
or
Rattlesnake
family..
Babble
::
Babble
(n.) Idle talk;
senseless
prattle;
gabble;
twaddle.
Rattlewings
::
Rattlewings
(n.) The
golden-eye.
Sidewinder
::
Sidewinder
(n.) See
Horned
rattler,
under
Horned..
Prittle-prattle
::
Prittle-prattle
(n.) Empty talk;
trifling
loquacity;
prattle;
-- used in
contempt
or
ridicule.
Jingle
::
"Jingle
(n.) That which makes a
jingling
sound,
as a
rattle..
Rattlebox
::
Rattlebox
(n.) An
American
herb
(Crotalaria
sagittalis),
the seeds of
which,
when ripe,
rattle
in the
inflated
pod..
Solenoglypha
::
Solenoglypha
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
serpents
including
those which have
tubular
erectile
fangs,
as the viper and
rattlesnake.
See
Fang..
Rattlemouse
::
Rattlemouse
(n.) A bat.
Berattle
::
Berattle
(v. t.) To make
rattle;
to scold
vociferously;
to cry down.
Viperoides
::
Viperoides
(n. pl.) A
division
of
serpents
which
includes
the true
vipers
of the Old World and the
rattlesnakes
and
moccasin
snakes
of
America;
--
called
also
Viperina.
Talker
::
Talker
(n.) A
loquacious
person,
male or
female;
a
prattler;
a
babbler;
also, a
boaster;
a
braggart;
-- used in
contempt
or
reproach..
Moccasin
::
Moccasin
(n.) A
poisonous
snake of the
Southern
United
States.
The water
moccasin
(Ancistrodon
piscivorus)
is
usually
found in or near
water.
Above,
it is olive
brown,
barred
with
black;
beneath,
it is
brownish
yellow,
mottled
with
darker.
The
upland
moccasin
is
Ancistrodon
atrofuscus.
They
resemble
rattlesnakes,
but are
without
rattles..
Rattlesnake
::
Rattlesnake
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
venomous
American
snakes
belonging
to the
genera
Crotalus
and
Caudisona,
or
Sistrurus.
They have a
series
of horny
interlocking
joints
at the end of the tail which make a sharp
rattling
sound when
shaken.
The
common
rattlesnake
of the
Northern
United
States
(Crotalus
horridus),
and the
diamond
rattlesnake
of the South (C.
adamanteus),
are the best
known.
See
Illust.
of
Fang..
Water Moccasin
::
Water
moccasin
() A
venomous
North
American
snake
(Ancistrodon
piscivorus)
allied
to the
rattlesnake
but
destitute
of a
rattle.
It lives in or about pools and
ponds,
and feeds
largely
of
fishes.
Called
also water
snake,
water
adder,
water
viper..
Prattled
::
Prattled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Prattl.
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