- wonkiness
- won·ki·ness [ʼwɒŋkɪnəs] nno plSchrägheit f (fig) (fam)
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wonkiness
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wonky — adjective (wonkier, wonkiest) informal 1》 crooked; askew. 2》 unsteady or faulty. Derivatives wonkily adverb wonkiness noun Origin early 20th cent.: an invented word … English new terms dictionary
wonkily — wonky ► ADJECTIVE (wonkier, wonkiest) informal 1) crooked; askew. 2) unsteady or faulty. DERIVATIVES wonkily adverb wonkiness noun. ORIGIN fanciful formation … English terms dictionary
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