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rattlehead

rattlehead noun: someone who makes empty or noisy conversation; a chatterer.

Noun

rattlehead (plural rattleheads)

  1. Someone who makes empty or noisy conversation; a chatterer.
    Synonyms:
    rattlepate

Synonyms of rattlehead

Forms of rattlehead

pluralrattleheads

Origin of rattlehead

From rattle + head.

Questions about rattlehead

What does rattlehead mean?
Rattlehead means someone who makes empty or noisy conversation; a chatterer.
What part of speech is rattlehead?
Rattlehead is a noun.
What is the plural of rattlehead?
The plural of rattlehead is rattleheads.

Words near rattlehead in the dictionary

  1. rattled someone's cage
  2. rattled the bones
  3. rattled the saber
  4. rattled the sabre
  5. rattled through
  6. rattlehead
  7. rattleheaded
  8. rattleheads
  9. rattleless
  10. rattlemice
  11. rattlemouse

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