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Lurky (adj) means Inclined to lurk, or suggesting that kind of behaviour.

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Inclined to lurk, or suggesting that kind of behaviour.
"Since the red-back is highly venomous and since it is a lurky little bastard and since we all had kids of an age to poke their fingers into every possible spider-refuge, this was a worrying time." — Gillian Dooley, Graham Nerlich (2014)
"The children's ideas were creative responses to the lines of the original: a lurky stream, dark, muddy, soil coming up from the bottom." — Dennis Carter, Shakespeare and Classic Works in the Classroom (2013)
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Etymology

Formed from lurk and -y.

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What is the meaning of lurky?
"lurky" (adj) means inclined to lurk, or suggesting that kind of behaviour.
What is another word for lurky?
Other words for "lurky" include furtive.
What is the opposite of lurky?
The opposite of "lurky" is overt.

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