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fluk·y

also fluk·ey  (flo͞o′kē)
adj. fluk·i·er, fluk·i·est
1. Resulting from or depending on mere chance.
2. Constantly shifting; uncertain: a fluky wind.

[From fluke.]

fluk′i·ly adv.
fluk′i·ness n.
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fluky

(ˈfluːkɪ) or

flukey

adj, flukier or flukiest
1. done or gained by an accident, esp a lucky one
2. variable; uncertain: fluky weather.
ˈflukiness n
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fluk•y

or fluk•ey

(ˈflu ki)

adj. fluk•i•er, fluk•i•est.
1. obtained or happening by chance rather than skill.
2. uncertain, as a wind; changeable.
[1865–70]
fluk′i•ness, n.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Adj.1.fluky - subject to accident or chance or change; "a chancy appeal at best"; "getting that job was definitely fluky"; "a fluky wind"; "an iffy proposition"
colloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech
uncertain - not certain to occur; not inevitable; "everything is uncertain about the army"; "the issue is uncertain"
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fluky

adjective
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Translations

fluky

[ˈfluːkɪ] ADJafortunado
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fluky

adj (inf) windwechselnd; that was a fluky goaldas war ein Zufallstreffer
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Then out of nothing came the flukiest goal you could get, a bad mistake from the goalkeeper but you take it.
At 6-5 down, the German saved the second of two set points in the flukiest fashion, his backhand limping off the top of the net for an outright winner.
Which is why they've also hired one-half of the presenting duo as host - Mel Giedroyc and her crippling-irony routine - as if Mel & Sue weren't ny n't merely passengers on the flukiest break of their career.
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"That was one of my flukiest goals but it won't say that on Teletext, will it?" All that will be recorded in the history books is the result and there will be no mention of any Hampden hoodoo either.
And other scorers copied his salute, so that now the scorer of the flukiest goal of the season shoots his arm to the sky wherever football is played, on huge Premiership grounds, on village greens, in streets where lamp-posts become goal-posts.
United need to beat Chelsea today to keep the title race alive - and there isn't a Red out there who wouldn't be happy to see their team defend like dervishes before winning with the flukiest goal imaginable.
We didn't deserve to win but we lost to one of the flukiest goals!
JAMIE REDKNAPP secured all three points against Blackburn but the Tottenham midfielder admitted his winner was ``the flukiest goal of my career''.
Victory at Blackburn was secured by Jamie Redknapp's miscued shot in the last minute, which the Tottenham midfielder called 'the flukiest goal of my career".
Freddie Kanoute set the tone of the afternoon when he scored one the flukiest goals of his career to give West Ham the lead after only four minutes at Upton Park.
Fortune is certainly frowning on Harriers as the flukiest of own goals and the hugely-contentious penalty testified on Saturday.