ramshackly
/ˈramˌʃakli/adjective
1Especially of a building, structure, or vehicle: = ramshackle.
2Of a person, action, etc.: = ramshackle.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Reade (1814–1884), novelist and playwright. Either from ramshackle + -y, after rickety, shaky, or a blend of ramshackle and shackly.
- physical object
- physical optics
- physical philosophy
- physical point
- physical sciences
- physical sign
- physical theatre
- physical theology
- physical therapist
- physical therapy
- physical torture
- physical training
- physic ball
- physic garden
- physician
- physicianary
- physician-assisted suicide
- physiciancy
- physicianess
- physician-extraordinary
- physician, heal thyself
- physicianless
- physicianly
- physician's assistant
- physicianship