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ramshackle

[ram-shak-uhl] / ˈræmˌʃæk əl /


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January, 1742: A company of starving, half-dead men on a ramshackle raft washed up on the Brazilian shore with an extraordinary tale.

From New York Times

Ms. Gonzalez runs a small shelter in a ramshackle neighborhood in Reynosa, a city on the Mexican side of the border from Pharr, that caters to migrants with medical and trauma conditions.

From New York Times

Daniels, born Stephanie Gregory and raised mostly in a ramshackle ranch house in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was 27 in July 2006, when she met Trump, then 60, at the celebrity golf tournament in Nevada.

From Seattle Times

Many are staying in ramshackle homes with sparse utilities at very low rents or cheap guesthouses, while they try to scrabble together funds to continue their journey.

From BBC

After two years he arrived in the still somewhat ramshackle port of Bombay, where he began to trade in spices, fabrics, foodstuffs and jewels.

From New York Times