What is "rattlebrain"

Usage examples of "rattlebrain".

Old Rattlebrain or the Older Rattlebrains that tell him when to wipe his nose would care about.

I am nobody at all, and, moreover, I say whatever is in my thoughts, and am looked upon as a rattlebrain, and not taken seriously.

When a sultan died, the court officials would lead one of these pathetic rattlebrains out of his cage.

She was a rattlebrained fool who would undoubtedly giggle and take it as a great joke when the Cauldron-Born came for him.

He discovered that he was actually aflame with impatience and excitement, that he was filled with a rattlebrained ardor of the sort he usually managed to avoid.

Susie had a certain rattlebrained effervescence that was amusing and, after a time, one began to suspect it was something she was born with, just as she had been born with the blonde hair, and that, underneath, there was quite a bit of hard-headed sense.

Savage devoted considerable thought to Susie during the southward trip, without reaching much of a conclusion as to whether she was rattlebrained or had keen intelligence.

There may well be danger anyway, danger enough to suit the rashest rattlebrain.