wonky

your sense of judgement is a bit wonky at the moment.

you have a wonky nose and a crooked mouth.

they sat drinking, perched on the wonky stools.

The wonky table wobbled every time someone touched it.

Her wonky smile made her even more endearing.

The wonky wheel on the shopping cart made it difficult to push.

The wonky laptop screen flickered on and off.

The wonky bridge creaked as we walked across it.

The wonky shelf collapsed under the weight of the books.

His wonky tie gave him a disheveled appearance.

The wonky bicycle wheel needed to be fixed before he could ride it.

The wonky door hinge squeaked loudly whenever it was opened.

The wonky picture frame hung crookedly on the wall.

And I'm not just being wonky.

Harry's got sort of a wonky cross. That's trials and suffering.

It's got an elephant on the label, he does look a bit wonky.

Not that it was wonky or anything, but it's always best to check.

Now this is a big old bowl of mushrooms, but they are the wonky mushrooms.

It looked like an exact duplicate of New York City, but completely wonky, Peter thought.

Getting rid of wonky mitochondria would reduce free-radical production and might thus slow down ageing.

There was a unifying, exhilarating clarity to that wonky diagram, to the way it defined the task.

Right. So this is wonky. But bear with me here. So Texas has a deregulated market for electricity.

If it's wonky, we tip it over especially if we get Brad in there we're all tipped over.