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wacky

[wak-ee] / ˈwæk i /


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Like many wild and wacky ideas, it all started down at the pub.

From BBC

Invariably these wacky scenarios will be more amusing to longtime fans, for whom a frantic climax akin to the lightning-meets-DeLorean ending of “Back to the Future” will play like nostalgia for nostalgia.

From Los Angeles Times

The heart of the movie is a wacky and improbable scheme by Maria Ángeles to hit the reset button and get her life back.

From The Wall Street Journal

One paged titled "the most ridiculous things" is filled with plenty of wacky ideas to inspire creatives.

From BBC

It is also a series that, though utterly wacky, is increasingly absorbing, thanks largely to the cast.

From The Wall Street Journal