clanky

/ˈklæŋki/
adjective
  1. Making a loud, sharp, metallic sound, like metal hitting metal.
    • The clanky elevator groaned and shuddered as it went up.
    • The old radiator was clanky and kept me awake all night.
    • I don't like riding that clanky bicycle because it sounds like it's falling apart.
  2. Describing something that feels cheap, poorly made, or loose because of its metallic parts.
    • The playground swing set was clanky and rusty, so the kids played elsewhere.
    • The clanky toy robot broke after just a few days.
    • He drove a clanky old truck that rattled on every bump.
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