Similar words: whack, hack, shack, wacky, tacky, hackle, hackles, hacking. Meaning: adj. 1. ludicrous, foolish 2. informal or slang terms for mentally irregular.
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1, The place is stuffed with whacky memorabilia like a sculpture of the Seven Dwarfs that Walt Disney gave to Debbie Reynolds.
2, But beneath the cascading ringlets and whacky fur hats, there was undiluted vintage Gaultier tailoring.
3, Does he call you at whacky times?
4, Clearly kinda whacky (she grew up on a commune after all) with some skeletons in her bourdoir, Winona has weathered various storms to remain a highly popular, if not award-winning actress.
5, From the whacky to the tacky,(http://sentencedict.com/whacky.html) couples have also been spicing up ceremonies with photo booths-the kind you might see at a carnival or tourist attraction.
6, I hear that Mel Gibson allegedly blamed what he called depressed and "whacky" behavior on "male menopause."
7, Maybe you can come up with some whacky celebration of your own.
8, Until March this year he was a music entrepreneur who did whacky stunts and ran an airline of the side.
9, Besides the national festivals and celebrations, many places enjoy some whacky celebrations.
10, Sometimes you have to follow your dreams, your ideals and take a step in that direction even if it seems pretty whacky at the time.
11, A glance back at 2008 shows a world full of wonderful, weird and whacky stories both before and after the financial upheaval.
12, Ever since Planet X came into the neighborhood in 2003 and started pushing the Earth into a daily wobble, the jet stream over the continental US has been whacky.
13, The presenters had plenty to laugh about later, when the T-Mobile star recalled some of the more whacky experiences from his time growing up in Kazakhstan.