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Meanings of tacky in English
Usage of tacky in English
1
An American would probably think you were just saying the word 'tacky'.
2
That is a different place, you see, this is a different tacky.
3
It applies smoothly and without that tacky feeling so many sunscreens have.
4
Is the prosecutor referring to her conviction rate, which is just tacky.
5
The result could easily have been pure treacle or just very tacky.
6
It could have been tacky but in truth it was relatively tasteful.
7
Actually, I haven't found any jewelry that doesn't look tacky on me.
8
It is ready when no longer tacky but soft, elastic and smooth.
9
If you're going to be tacky, at least be non-gender-specific about it.
10
But what they see is more likely to be tacky than terrifying.
11
The venue was the slightly tacky Bram Stoker Dracula Experience in Clontarf.
12
He collected tacky little pornographic porcelain figures, which cluttered every available surface.
13
Thus cried the urchin, following close behind the party, upon his mountain-tacky.
14
Along the front strap, a strip of skateboard tape provides tacky traction.
15
The waiters can't keep up with refilling those tacky red champagne flutes.
16
It's much nicer than that tacky bordello where we have to interact.
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Tacky through the time
Tacky across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common