Ratness
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Ratness is a noun meaning The quality of being a rat; rattiness.
Meaning
The quality of being a rat; rattiness.
Example Sentences
All in all, an exemplar of Park ratness, their Bernie.
Cat is hunger. Cat is cruel. Food — Cat is hunter, a machine who smells ratness, who needs fuel.
And then you add to it the judgment that the victims are some form of deserving species of ratness, further reducing the numbers. But ratness is relative, right?
But they are much better at ratness or guineapigness or monkey business than we are because of other things we have that thicken the plot: like capacities for wonder and conscience and compassion. These tend to bring us into conflict with our ratness or guineapigness or monkey shines.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include rattiness, rattishness, rathood, rattlingness, ratability, rottenness.
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