tacky
IPA: tˈæki
noun
- Alternative form of tackey [(US, Southern US) A scrubby, neglected horse.]
adjective
- Of a substance, slightly sticky.
- (colloquial) Of low quality.
- (colloquial) In poor taste.
- Gaudy or flashy.
- Shabby, dowdy in one's appearance or dress.
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Examples of "tacky" in Sentences
- The article is tacky and unorganized.
- Galleries are tacky in the article itself.
- Keeping the NPOV tag up makes the page look tacky.
- It looks tacky when the separators touch the images.
- The language is always the same tacky advert garbage.
- Anyway, most of the games on the wii are tacky and awful.
- The infobox looks tacky with the image missing like that.
- I like the gold, I thought the lime green was kind of tacky.
- The redirect page comes up first for the user and I feel it is tacky.
- The characters were designed to be outrageously tacky and make people laugh.
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