wonky in Spanish
wonky in Spanish is chueco — wonky means not straight or properly aligned; wobbly or unstable.
wonky in Spanish
chueco
Lopsided, misaligned or off-centre.
What does "wonky" mean?
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adj Not straight or properly aligned; wobbly or unstable.
"One leg of the table is shorter, so it sits wonky on the floor."
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adj Malfunctioning in an inconsistent, hard-to-pin-down way (of a device or system).
"My laptop's trackpad has gone wonky since the last update."
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adj Full of technical detail or jargon; aimed at specialists.
"The policy paper got pretty wonky once it reached the tax formulas."
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wonky in a sentence
- One leg of the table is shorter, so it sits wonky on the floor.
- His handwriting got wonky near the end of the exam.
- My laptop's trackpad has gone wonky since the last update.
- The policy paper got pretty wonky once it reached the tax formulas.
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What is "wonky" in Spanish?
"wonky" in Spanish is chueco. wonky means: Not straight or properly aligned; wobbly or unstable.
How do you use "wonky" in a sentence?
Example: "One leg of the table is shorter, so it sits wonky on the floor." In Spanish, "wonky" is chueco.
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