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rattle

[rat-l] / ˈræt l /




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Still, Sunderland have the aggression that saw them rattle Arsenal and they are so well organised defensively too.

From BBC

In a library in the Philippines, a dice rattles on the surface of a board before coming to a stop, putting one of its players straight into the path of a powerful typhoon.

From Barron's

Still, the investigations have rattled the corporate world because the financial consequences can be significant.

From The Wall Street Journal

A sharp climb in yields could also rattle stocks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cameroon came close at the other end midway through the half when Christian Kofane rattled the crossbar with a shot after Tchamadeu crossed.

From Barron's