adjective
also rack·et·ty ˈrakə̇d.ē, -ə̇tē, -i
( sometimes -er/-est )
Etymology: racket (III) + -y
1. : noisy
rackety streetcar
: exciting
2. : addicted to or characterized by racketing or reveling : gay , dissipated , rowdy , raffish
rather rackety but class-conscious world of sport — Times Literary Supplement
3. : rickety
his memory was even more rackety — E.C.Wagenknecht