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   fluky

   /ˈfluːki/

   adjective

   • 1. obtained or achieved more by chance than skill: "a fluky goal"

   Derivatives

   • 1. flukily adverb
   • 2. flukiness noun

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   What is a synonym for fluky?

   • Synonyms for fluky. accidental, casual, chance, fortuitous, inadvertent, incidental, unintended, unintentional,

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   What is the meaning of flunky?

   • 2a person who flatters another in order to get ahead. a rock star who saw through the phonies and the flunkies. Synonyms for flunky. apple-polisher, bootlicker, brownnoser, fawner, lickspittle, suck-up,

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   What does Flukey mean?

   • Define flukey. flukey synonyms, flukey pronunciation, flukey translation, English dictionary definition of flukey. also fluk·ey adj. fluk·i·er , fluk·i·est 1. Resulting from or depending on mere chance. 2. Constantly shifting; uncertain: a fluky wind. fluk′i·ly adv....

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   What does Fluk mean?

   • (fluk) n. 1. any of several American flounders of the genus Paralichthys,esp. P. dentatus,of the Atlantic Ocean. 2. trematode. [before 900; Middle English flok(e), fluke,Old English flōc;c. Old Norse flōki]

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   Fluky means happening by or depending on chance, or being unsteady or uncertain. See synonyms, examples, word history, and related entries of fluky.

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   FLUKY definition: 1. (of something good) happening as the result of chance instead of skill or planning: 2. (of…. Learn more.

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   Fluky means happening by chance instead of skill or planning. Learn how to use this informal adjective in sentences, see synonyms and translations, and hear the pronunciation.

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   Fluky definition: obtained by chance rather than skill.. See examples of FLUKY used in a sentence.

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   Fluky means resulting from or depending on mere chance, or constantly shifting or uncertain. Find out the origin, usage, and related words of fluky in this comprehensive online dictionary.

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   subject to accident or chance or change. “getting that job was definitely fluky ”. “a fluky wind”. synonyms: chancy, flukey, iffy. uncertain. not certain to occur; not inevitable.