- flukey
- adjective see fluky
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
flukey
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flukey — adjective a) lucky We would have got to Spain already if it wasnt for the flukey wind. b) unstable, prone to rapid and unpredictable changes Syn: jammy See Also: fluke … Wiktionary
flukey — fluke ► NOUN ▪ a lucky chance occurrence. ► VERB ▪ achieve by luck rather than skill. DERIVATIVES fluky (also flukey) adjective. ORIGIN perhaps a dialect word … English terms dictionary
flukey — adjective subject to accident or chance or change a chancy appeal at best getting that job was definitely fluky a fluky wind an iffy proposition • Syn: ↑chancy, ↑fluky, ↑iffy … Useful english dictionary
flukey — /flooh kee/, adj., flukier, flukiest. fluky. * * * … Universalium
flukey — fluk·ey || fluËkɪ adj. subject to accident; chancy, uncertain; iffy; gained through luck and not skill (Slang) … English contemporary dictionary
flukey — fluk·ey … English syllables
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chancy — adj. 1. depending on chance. Syn: chanceful, dicey, dodgy, hazardous, risky. [WordNet 1.5] 2. subject to accident or chance or change. Syn: fluky, flukey, iffy. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
fluky — also flukey adjective (flukier; est) Date: 1867 1. happening by or depending on chance 2. being unsteady or uncertain used especially of wind … New Collegiate Dictionary
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