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rattle
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rattle
1. a series of loosely connected horny segments on the tail of a rattlesnake, vibrated to produce a rattling sound
2. Med another name for rale

rattle
any of various European scrophulariaceous plants having a capsule in which the seeds rattle, such as Pedicularis palustris (red rattle) and Rhinanthus minor (yellow rattle)

Rattle
Sir Simon. born 1955, British conductor. Principal conductor (1980--91) and music director (1991--98) of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra; chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra from 2002


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While the dentists are rattling sabres and threatening to withdraw treatment from thousands of kids - a tactic the Daily Record can't condone - the real row is over the treatment of adults.
Then there is defence secretary George Robertson, rattling sabres louder than the sound of his own voice.
 
 
 
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