Ratchet

[Sarah]

adj. a term for someone who is either 1. a whore 2. dirty/nasty 3. ghetto as HELL 4. being annoying 5. busted

[Sarah]

another name for a socket wrench

[Sarah]

A ratchet is a mechanical device that allows continuous linear or rotary motion in only one direction while preventing motion in the opposite direction. Though something of a misnomer, ratchet is also often used to refer to ratcheting socket wrenches, a common tool with a ratcheting handle.

A character in the Transformers franchise. (Seriously?)

[Raeanne Dimick]

A pawl, click, or detent, for holding or propelling a
ratchet wheel, or ratch, etc.

[Magaret]

A ghetto-dialect mispronunciation of [the English] [term] [wretched].

[Britney]

a galactic space [lombax] that has saved over 50 [galaxies] along with a robot named [Clank].

[Julene]

The mispronouncing of the word [WRETCHED]
*of [poor] [quality]; very bad

[Hina Muqadas]

A type of wrench used to [crank down] or [unscrew] [nuts and bolts].

The word wretched as spelled and pronounced by the uneducated.

[Tanya Shivari]

a tool, such as a socket wrench
(corruption of wretched), derogatory hip-hop slang for an unpopular, obese, average-looking, rude, closet poly, hip-hop person, usually a welfare client with children from multiple parents, substance abuse problems and a narcissistic personality disorder, hence the multiple partners and nightclub brawling. Often wears ill-fitting leggings, torn fishnet hose and a loose, matted [hair weave] in a bright color. Extra income may come from multiple partners, begging and/or prostitution, due to hir poverty. Term is often hypocritically used by similar speakers. Warning! This term is a racial stereotype, sexist fat and [slut-shaming] speech and may provoke ethnic violence from target.
hip-hop slang for gun, knife, or assaulting someone. See meanings 1 and 2.
Science fiction video game character from [Ratchet

[Little_Girl]

A device consisting of a bar or wheel with a set of angled teeth in which a cog or tooth engages, allowing motion in one direction only.

[Guest]

@Sarah Wow thanks for the info. I got a lot to learn, I guess!