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Definition of wacky
wackier
or less commonlywhackier
;wackiest
or less commonlywhackiest
: absurdly or amusingly eccentric or irrational : crazy wacky ideas a wacky comedian
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Examples of wacky in a Sentence
My wacky aunt takes a swim before the lake freezes every winter.
the wacky world of his imagination
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But Nacho Vigalondo’s arch, biting film has a lot more on its mind than mere wacky sci-fi.
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Writer/composer Jacob Surovsky, 19, has created a fun, if uneven, score for this wacky hourlong story of four friends fighting off a monster that haunts the halls of their college dormitory.
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Those wacky flavors extend to the cafe’s ice cream as well.
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Kids will love the bold rhymes and wacky adventures.
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That's just what happened, with LSU scoring two unearned runs in a wacky bottom of the eighth that included Greg Deichmann's go-ahead single.
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Fortunately, Aniello and Downs manage to elide the severity of that act with some clever plotting, and a whole lot of weird and wacky elements to distract from that.
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Their final six-pound cull fish came on a light line wacky-rigged red bug Zoom Finesse worm around 12:30 p.m.
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Some posit that the feline’s inherently unpredictable nature allows for wackier content.
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Origin and Etymology of wacky
perhaps from English dialect whacky fool
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