Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rickety"

A: badly made and likely to break and collapse

A: "not strong or stable and likely to break"
http://learnersdictionary.com/definition/rickety

*I just saw your other question where you ask about a "rickety person". I've never seen rickety used to describe a person, I guess it could mean they are "weak" or "frail", like someone who is very old in age.

A: It’s means unstable and poorly made, likely to collapse - “we ran carefully up the rickety stairs.”

A: “The stairs are rickety”
this is a word that is mostly used to describe something that is in very poor condition. usually used for furniture or buildings. you can also sometimes use it to talk about a person if they are old for example “my grandmother has rickety bones”

A: Rickety suggests that something is old and worn, like a rotten bridge. It talks about something physical. Precarious doesn't need to be physical.

A: rickety means bumpy ( rickety road = small not safe). Unsteady not balanced or stable ( the chair is unsteady because one leg is shorter )