Sentence examples for that's wacky from inspiring English sources
"They plucked me out of the band and said, 'You're better than Chic.' That's wacky to me.
"It's the pieces that are wacky and whimsical, that have something eerie, moving or mysterious about them, that tend to end up in the show," she said.
The underlying message is that she's wacky, unhinged and clearly the hyper-sensitive loser here.
There is no other city that's as wacky culturally, and Britain needs a vital, creative, imaginative Brighton.
And honestly, it's wacky that fresh baked cookies are even delivered in 35 minutes right to my door, simply because I live in the startup test kitchen of the world, anyway.
Murdoch's New York Post taunted Turner, describing him as a doormat for foreign dictators, suggesting that he was wacky, and portraying Fonda as Hanoi Jane.
"It's wacky but lovely," he says.
It's wacky because it's fiction.
There were still two minutes of normal time remaining, plus five for stoppages, when Stuart Pearce, adopting a form of leadership that would have been wacky even by Brian Clough's standards, had the brainwave of replacing a midfielder, Claudio Reyna, with his reserve goalkeeper, Nicky Weaver, and ordering David James to play as a centre-forward.
