What does the word rickety mean?

Answer 1

rickety sentence examples

• The only method of boarding the boat below the lock was a rather rickety ladder attached to the left hand wing wall.
• Having climbed the rickety wooden stairs, three men guided us into the thick, deep mud.
• On inspecting under the bridge, I was amazed to discover that there was a rickety old wooden staircase was still in place!
• I'm writing this from the rickety old cart which is now heading north.
• Access to these was often only by way of a rickety rope bridge across a ravine.
• I just managed to keep him in sight as he deftly vaulted the rickety wooden fence at the back of the house.
• The only method of boarding the boat below the lock was a rather rickety ladder attached to the left hand wing wall.
• We were approaching a very rickety part of the bridge.
• Very nice little place, and we were seated toward the back on a slightly rickety table for two.
• She may pass the next without being dashed to pieces, but she is too rickety to stand the third.
• The stable looked rickety, it smelled of animals and had fragile doors and windows.

Answer 2

Rickety generally means some object is likely to fall or collapse

Answer 3

Something that is not well made, about to fall apart. He felt it was not safe to climb the rickety ladder.