flicky
- adjective
- /ˈflɪki/
- The internet connection was so flicky that video calls kept dropping unexpectedly.
Examples
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Since the update, her phone's performance has been flicky, crashing or restarting without warning.
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His mood can be quite flicky, changing from cheerful to annoyed in minutes.
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His mood is quite flicky today.
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The flicky nature of the weather makes planning difficult.
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Since the update, her phone's performance has been flicky, crashing or restarting without warning.
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The internet connection was so flicky that video calls kept dropping unexpectedly.
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His mood is quite flicky, shifting from happy to angry in a matter of moments.
Synonyms
Not regular or predictable and likely to change suddenly
Tending to fail or change without warning
Small digital errors make sound or video freeze
Not working correctly, often for devices, apps, or websites
Antonyms
How Unreliable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flicky comes from flick and is similar to the word fickle; a helpful way to remember is that both mean 'changeable', so flicky describes things or people that are unreliable and change without warning.