wacky

IPA: wˈæki

Alternative form of wacke [(geology) A soft, earthy, dark-coloured rock or clay derived from the alteration of basalt.]

Examples of "wacky" in Sentences

Dressed in wacky clothes, says funny stuff like, “I like pizza.” and “I got a wallet.”
It's a fish out of water story, with would-be heroes coming to terms with new abilities in wacky ways!
Kim Possible, Pinkie and the Brain, Invader Zim and many other comedies threw in wacky, wacky plots from time to time.
Q: Your characters are basically nice people caught in wacky scenarios that are mostly due to their own frailties and quirks.
Mentioning a Velez-type or a player like Johnson around the same time as Albert Pujols or Jake Peavy can sometimes result in wacky numbers.
These newsroom characters are regarded less as role models than as holy fools whose wisdom, no matter how wacky, is still magical and oracular.
Wild incomptence can also work ... or just plain wacky/random things (see: nobody expects the spanish inquisition!) # Wingson 16 Apr 2009 at 7: 57 pm
China uses the war on terror to justify its persecution of people in wacky cults like Falun Gong and the cultural genocide of the peace-loving Tibetans.
It would be very, very bad advice - sometimes crazy, misguided bad, resulting in wacky, embarrassing Three's Company-like scenarios - sometimes viciously, heinously bad resulting in devastating, life-crushing misery.