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ˈbræt lbrat·tle
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Princeton's WordNet
clatter, clack, brattleverb
make a rattling sound
"clattering dishes"
Wiktionary
brattleverb
To rattle; to make a scampering noise
Etymology: Apparently imitative, probably under influence of break + rattle.
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Brattle
Brattle is one of the settlements making up the dispersed village of Woodchurch in Kent, England. It is at the southern apex of the triangle of roads which are the main village.
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brattle
Brattle is often used in Scottish and Northern English dialects to refer to a sudden brief, loud noise, often resembling a rattling or clattering sound. It can also refer to a short bout of intense energy or activity. It's both a noun and a verb. As a verb, it can mean to make a racket or move with a clattering noise. However, the term isn't widely used in modern English.
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Brattle
Brattle is one of the settlements making up the large village of Woodchurch in Kent, England. It is situated at the southern apex of the triangle of roads which are the main village. The Brattles were one of the "Gentlemen's Families" living on estates in or near 18th century Boston. After them are named Brattle Square and Brattle Steet in Cambridge, Massachusetts as well as Boston's Brattle Steet. Derived, in turn, from these are the names of the Brattle Street Church in Boston and the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Brattle in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Brattle in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
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