Definition of «wacky»

The term "wacky" is an adjective that describes something or someone as being unusual, unconventional, and often humorous. It can be used to describe a person with an eccentric or zany personality, or it can refer to something bizarre or outlandish in nature. The word has a lighthearted connotation, suggesting that while the thing or person being described may be unusual, there is no harm and perhaps even some amusement had unionality.

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The wacky comedian had the audience in stitches with his hilarious and unpredictable jokes.
The children's book was filled with wacky characters and whimsical adventures.
The fashion show featured models strutting down the runway in wacky and daring outfits.
The inventor showcased his latest creation, a wacky contraption that automatically crosses out spelling mistakes.
The office had a wacky tradition of celebrating Fridays by dressing up in costumes.
The artist's paintings were full of vibrant colors and wacky shapes, creating a captivating and unique style.
The video game had players navigating through wacky levels and battling eccentric enemies.
The prankster's wacky pranks never failed to surprise and amuse his friends.
The annual festival featured a wacky parade with participants dressed as giant animals and outrageous floats.
The television show delighted viewers with its wacky game challenges that tested contestants' skills and creativity.

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The game does include custom character creation and gives you a ton of wacky character combinations to play as. (coin-drop.com)
Along the way, they'll deal with wacky characters both old and new, memorable witnesses, and some of the most ridiculous pun names the series has seen so far. (monstervine.com)
The team selections were very sensible and not nearly as wacky as we'd hoped. (squawka.com)
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Definition of «wacky»

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