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Meanings of funky in English
Offensively malodorous.
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Usage of funky in English
1
It's actually number one on our list due to the funky styling.
2
I wanted to look the business: cool, effortless, but funky as well.
3
All the teams are trying to have new ideas and funky plans.
4
They weren't speaking a foreign language-justa very funky version of English.
5
Wellington's funky, creative vibe comes in part from a strong community feel.
6
Simon, in fact, had what can only be called a funky education.
7
But this crankiness had nothing to do with funky tasting tap water.
8
If you want to get funky and wide, bring doubles to no.
9
This is a funky, unexpected collaboration that definitely should have happened sooner.
10
Lou, the funky, reassuringly daft, all-purpose parent figure was obviously a 'hir.'
11
Besides the funky design, it's what's on the inside that really counts.
12
The expansion slot is the thing, plus, its a nice funky color.
13
He tried short spells and funky fields, but none of it worked.
14
Not everyone with a funky dome has that kind of money though.
15
Graham Norton always entertains us with his unusual styles and funky details.
16
They had one legitimate ice axe and one funky, sawed-off third tool.
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Funky through the time
Funky across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare