Definition of "rat-tat" []

• Same as rat-a-tat. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "He brought the clenched fist of his free hand down in two blows, rat-tat, on Michael's paws."
• "Her headsails emptied, there was a rat-tat of reef-points and quick shifting of boom - tackles, and she was heeled over and filled away on the other tack."
• "Their dominance was more persuasive after the interval, a fact acknowledged by both managers afterwards, even if the evening was denied a decisive third goal for all the rat-tat of chances created."