rattle-free

English

Etymology

From rattle +‎ -free

Adjective

rattle-free (comparative more rattle-free, superlative most rattle-free)

free of rattles, that doesn't produce a rattling noise; (especially of a vehicle) not rattling when in motion.
Some vehicles are more rattle-free than others.

References

“rattle-free” (US) / “rattle-free” (UK) in Oxford Dictionaries, Oxford University Press.

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