rattened

/ˈrætənd/
verb
  1. Past tense of ratten; having sabotaged or damaged tools or property.
    • The workers rattened the machines to stop production.
    • They rattened the forge, causing a delay in the project.
    • He rattened the cart so it couldn't be used that day.
adjective
  1. Damaged or sabotaged, especially as an act of protest.
    • The rattened equipment lay useless on the factory floor.
    • They found the rattened tools hidden behind the shed.
    • A rattened loom meant no cloth could be woven that week.
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