History
History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
comical

amusing; odd

amusing

crazy

wildly excited or enthusiastic

mentally strange

daft

silly; foolish

stupid; crazy

eccentric

(of a person, behaviour) odd; not normal (and often amusing)

bizarre, unusual

erratic

(of a person, behaviours) likely to do unusual or unexpected things

unpredictable; wandering

fanciful

(of a person) led by imagination instead of reason and experience

imaginary, romantic

flamboyant

brightly coloured and decorated; (of a person, behaviour, writing style etc) very energetic, lively etc

extravagant, theatrical

goofy

having long top teeth that stick out

silly

impulsive

(of a person, behaviour) acting on, resulting from an impulse

tending to act without thought

irrational

without the power to reason; absurd, not reasonable

illogical, senseless

jocular

funny

funny

loony

lunatic

crazy

lunatic

a foolish person

crazy, mad

mercurial

(of a person) often changing (in opinion, temper etc)

flighty, temperamental

queer

strange; unusual; causing doubt or suspicion; unwell; sick

odd; abnormal

rum

(a portion of) a kind of alcoholic drink made from sugar-cane juice

eccentric

scaly

covered with, coming off in, scales

rough

screwy

crazy

eccentric

senseless

foolish

silly, meaningless

unorthodox

not in accordance with what is orthodox, conventional, traditional

abnormal; other than accepted

unprompted

(of an answer, action) not said, done etc as the result of a hint, suggestion etc

tending to act without thought

weird

unnatural; strange; very unusual

odd, bizarre

whimsical

strange and playful

playful, fanciful

FLAKY as in Wiktionary
FLAKY as in Wikipedia