How to spell RACKEETY correctly?
If you meant to write "rackety", here are some possible corrections. You could use "racket", which means loud noise or uproar. Another option is "wreckety", which conveys a sense of something being dilapidated. Alternatively, "rocket" might be suitable, representing speed or progress.
List of suggestions on how to spell rackeety correctly
- racket She swung her tennis racket with finesse and sent the ball soaring over the net.
- racketed The noise of the construction crew racketed throughout the entire neighborhood.
- rackets He enjoys playing tennis with his new high-quality rackets.
- Rackley Mr. Rackley is the top salesperson of the company, consistently exceeding his targets.
- rickety The old wooden staircase was so rickety that I had to hold onto the railing tightly to make it to the top without falling.
