IPA: /ˈklætəri/
KK: /ˈklætəri/
Describing something that makes a loud, rattling noise, often due to being heavy or awkward.
The clattery dishes made it hard to hear the conversation at the table.
Clattery is formed from "clatter" (of imitative origin, meaning to make a loud noise) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by). The word "clattery" describes something characterized by making a loud, rattling noise.
Think of the loud noise of clattering dishes or objects, and remember that 'clattery' means something that makes a lot of noise.