Similar words: funky, chunky, spunky, slunk, flunk, plunk, clung, flunkey. Meaning: adj. 1. lacking grace in movement or posture 2. making a clunking sound.
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1. Adding to the problem is the clunky interface.
2. There were sports cars and clunky family sedans.
3. With a gawky, clunky gait Magic lurches slowly across the yard.
4. The first models after the war were clunky, retooled versions from 1942.
5. With clunky writing, the characters are simply shallow, callow and cold, when not being sappy or self-pitying.
6. The girls were wearing them along with fat clunky shoes that looked like malformed elevator shoes from the seventies.
7. If the OS is clunky and overstuffed, like what you'll find on the BlackBerry, you'll have a devil of a time doing everything on your device.
8. It's a clunky thing, the size of a thick paperback book, with a waist strap and two ports on the front that look like miniature speakers, lending it the air of a shrunken mid-'80s boom box.
9. It was a clunky old Teletype machine and it could barely do anything compared to the computers we have today. But it changed my life.
10. We don't believe in clunky applications where task management itself becomes a task.
11. It was a clunky old Teletype machine and it could barely do anything compared to the computers we have today.
12. Ignoring a clunky numerical system and devising his own, he demonstrated the nature of infinity and calculated a value for pi.
13. It's was a clunky and teletype machine that barely do anything compared to the computer we have today. But it changed my life.
14. Clunky writing but a poignant tale, this timely novel about an Afghan boy a bestseller.
15. Calling Windows API functions is clunky, because VB data structures don't map nicely to C.
16. On their own bikes, wearing their unique outfits, contestants will haul clunky parcels between checkpoints.
17. She did sign the legislation, but the result is a clunky collection of spreadsheets and PDFs.
18. While ankle boots and cocktail dresses may be cool and trendy, clunky ankle boots will never replace refined pumps or strappy sandals for black-tie events.
19. And most would find the keyboard that shipped with the original IBM PC to be clunky, says Hill.
20. Some reviewers branded The Lost Symbol "moronic, derivative and clunky" .
21. Cement's going rate is glorious, too: $200 per metric ton in Togo,(sentencedict.com/clunky.html) a sum like a siren song luring clunky cement ships from their distant ports.
22. Admittedly, that androgynous waistcoat and tie shtick, based on Diane Keaton's own wardrobe of vintage menswear, looks a little clunky now.
23. He is, finally, able to help Gena, but he's grumpy and unhappy. "The Macintosh has such a clunky user interface."
24. At present, investments in the road system are based on clunky cost - benefit calculations.