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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as wacky as" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to compare the eccentricity or absurdity of one thing to another. Example: "The party was as wacky as a circus, with clowns and acrobats entertaining the guests."
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Make it as wacky as you like.
As wacky as this creature is, it looks completely real.
And some of Ness's ideas aren't as wacky as all that.
"I'm a big supporter of Bill's, as wacky as he is," Mr. Sidgmore said.
The staging, if you get my drift, is as wacky as the subject matter.
If the goofball side of the movie is as wacky as Riley gets, she's ready for a role in "Ida".
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Paul is just about as wacky on climate change as Santorum.
Generally, this is the sort of film that is praised because it is not as wacky and tricksy as Michael Moore.
Since the first dot-com boom 10 years ago, newspaper staff members say, rumors of an imminent move have circulated as regularly as wacky news tips about the Zodiac killer.
Other cities have our problems, and maybe even personalities as wacky, eccentric and proud as ours, but most don't have a filmmaking community with skills honed over years of happy self-absorption.
Ideas can be submitted to [email protected] in any form – as text, pictures, animations, videos – and participants are encouraged to be as "wacky and off-the-wall" as they like.
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