wiggy

Examples

• All

• The movie was filled with wiggy characters and bizarre plot twists that made us laugh.

• His outfit was so wiggy that everyone stared at him during the party.

• We were watching the news, but it got too wiggy.

  Fiction book (1991)

• By choosing three, you open the door to a whole lot of wiggy complexity that will become very difficult to untangle.

  Blog text (2)

• So that's why you're wiggy over Chris?

  The Last Exorcism Part II (2013)

• It is, as it is practiced, a wiggy nostalgia trip.

  Blog text (1)

• I'm gonna make the most wonderful, wildest, wiggiest things you've ever seen.

  A Bucket of Blood (1959)

• After his latest hairdo, he looked especially wiggy, turning heads wherever he went.

Synonyms

B

bizarre

vswiggy

406 5.9

Very strange or unusual in a way that surprises people

is odd and amusing but generally less shocking or extreme

W

wacky

vswiggy

• Informal

98 5.9

Odd in a funny or silly way

is odd or eccentric but not always focused on amusement

Q

quirky

vswiggy

67 4.4

Unusual in a way that is odd but likable

is odd and amusing but can be more simply strange

N

nutty

vswiggy

• Informal

55 7.2

Being a little crazy in a funny or strange way

is odd and amusing but less about actual madness

K

kooky

vswiggy

• Informal

26 8.0

Slightly strange in a funny, pleasant way

is odd and amusing but may lack the slight craziness

F

flaky

vswiggy

• Informal

15 5.9

Being a bit strange in behavior or appearance

is odd and amusing but less focused on conspicuous strangeness

Z

zany

vswiggy

12 7.6

Funny and odd in a silly way that makes people laugh

is odd and amusing but less extreme or theatrical

D

dippy

vswiggy

• Informal

5 8.2

Being silly and a little strange in a friendly way

is odd and amusing but may not imply confusion

N

nutty as a fruitcake

vswiggy

• Informal

1 9.0

Very strange and silly in a way that seems crazy

is odd and amusing but not as extreme or intense

W

wingy

vswiggy

1 8.8

Having wings or looking like wings, often in an odd and showy way

is odd and amusing but may sound less informal

N

nutsy

vswiggy

• Slang

1 8.6

Slightly silly and odd in a playful way

is odd and amusing but not necessarily silly or mad

G

goony

vswiggy

• Informal

1 8.9

Silly and awkward in a clumsy, funny way

is odd and amusing but not mainly clumsy or foolish

B

buggy

vswiggy

• Offensive

1 8.1

Acting strange or not thinking clearly

is odd and amusing but not strongly unstable

W

whacky

vswiggy

• Informal

1 7.7

Funny in a strange or silly way

is odd and amusing but may be less chaotic

C

corky

vswiggy

7.0

Lively and slightly odd in a way that makes people smile

is odd and amusing but not always notably lively

P

pixieish

vswiggy

8.2

Being playful and slightly naughty like a small friendly fairy

is odd and amusing but not specifically small or elfin

D

dipsy

vswiggy

• Informal

9.8

Acting silly and playful in a slightly strange but friendly way

is odd and amusing but can be less about silliness

O

oddish

vswiggy

7.9

Slightly strange in a small, gentle way

is odd and amusing but often more noticeable and funnier

A

a bit loony

vswiggy

• Offensive

8.9

A little strange and silly

is odd and amusing but not necessarily unbalanced

B

bonkers

vswiggy

• Informal

8.0

Acting or feeling very strange

is odd and amusing but less about true madness

C

crankish

vswiggy

8.9

Acting in a strange, unusual way that others find odd

is odd and amusing but not focused on irritability

O

ostrobogulous

vswiggy

• NSFW

9.9

Strange and sometimes a little shocking

is odd and amusing but usually less extreme or risqué

Antonyms

N

normal

∞ 1.0

Usual or expected in most situations

O

ordinary

683 1.0

Normal and not special or unusual

How Strange

bizarre

406 5.9

weird

• Informal

∞ 3.2

strange

∞ 2.3

wiggy

• Slang

3 9.3

quirky

67 4.4

odd

798 1.0

Surface Forms

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