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Meanings of flukey in English

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Usage of flukey in English
1
The wind was flukey, bringing with it a dry sweet clean fragrance.
The secret river
2
The most recent poll in The Irish Timeswas flawed and flukey.
The Irish Times
3
Not that there was anything remotely flukey about Suárez's first goal.
The Guardian
4
Arsenal won the League with a flukey four-goal win against Everton.
The Irish Times
5
You had that one flukey win over France that time.
Radio NZ
6
Then I managed to kick some goals -a few were a bit flukey.
News.com.au
7
The flukey warm spell had been a mixed blessing.
206 Bones
8
Must be some flukey planetary alignment.
206 Bones
9
Table Tennis on Sports Champions really demands some skill -there are no flukey wins on the higher difficulty levels.
The Guardian
10
Curtis and Kenworthy are happy to acknowledge the flukey breaks that helped Four Weddings become as big as it did.
The Guardian
11
The touch is flukey.
Wizard and glass
12
A missed volley from the serve allowed Murray back into it, and then a flukey bounce of the net made it deuce.
The Guardian
13
At 2-1 Llodra pulled off a quite amazing, if flukey, retrieval shot and charged around his side of the court like a man possessed.
The Guardian
14
There's 'Fatty,' and 'Spot,' and 'Flukey,' and 'Little Jim,' and 'Paddy,' and 'Tom Tug.'
Rídan the Devil, and Other Stories / 1899
15
Flukey did not raise his gaze to his surlord as he pushed back the door.
Watcher of the Dead
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The wind was flukey, bringing with it a dry sweet clean fragrance.
The secret river
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