Crossword-Solution: FUNKY
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Funky | a. | Pertaining to, or characterized by, great fear, or funking. |
We have 32 clues for the answer “FUNKY”
| Clue | Answers |
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| in a state of cowardly fright | 1 answer |
| "My name is Prince, and I am ___" (Prince lyric) | 1 answer |
| Bluesy, in jazz | 1 answer |
| Evil-smelling | 1 answer |
| Humorously unconventional | 1 answer |
| Like James Brown's music | 1 answer |
| Like old-time blues with a beat | 1 answer |
| Like some bass lines | 1 answer |
| With a rhythmic groove | 1 answer |
| Musty-smelling | 2 answers |
| Panicky | 9 answers |
| niffy | 17 answers |
| Gamy | 18 answers |
| Musty | 22 answers |
| Foul-smelling | 23 answers |
| offbeat | 23 answers |
| reeking | 25 answers |
| Stinking | 26 answers |
| Noisome | 27 answers |
| Odorous | 29 answers |
| smelly | 31 answers |
| rancid | 32 answers |
| Hip | 37 answers |
| Jazzman | 39 answers |
| Malodorous | 40 answers |
| Afraid | 45 answers |
| fetid | 55 answers |
| putrid | 55 answers |
| frowzy | 56 answers |
| repellent | 59 answers |
| Stale | 61 answers |
| Disgusting | 80 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
ATEER
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with FUNKY (5)
Then Captain Dodd went in, and treated those artists with the same good-humoured contempt he would a parish bowler, and, in particular, sent Mynne's over-tossed balls flying over his head for five, or to square leg for four, and, on his retiring with twenty-five, scored in eight minutes, the remaining Barkingtonians were less funky, and made some fair scores.” Mrs.
When the Germans retreated from Gommecourt, where so many boys of the 56th (London) Division had fallen on the 1st of July, I went through that evil place by way of Fonquevillers (which we called “Funky Villas”), and, stumbling over the shell-craters and broken trenches and dead bodies between the dead masts of slashed and branchless trees, came into the open country to our outpost line.
You witched the lady over to pounce on her like a fowler, you threatened her father with a scandal, if he thought proper to force the trap; swore you 'd toss her to be plucked by the gossips, eh? She's free of you! You got your English and your Germans here to point their bills, and stretch their necks, and hiss, if this gentleman--and your newspapers!--if he didn't give up to you like a funky traveller to a highwayman.
You witched the lady over to pounce on her like a fowler, you threatened her father with a scandal, if he thought proper to force the trap; swore you'd toss her to be plucked by the gossips, eh? She's free of you! You got your English and your Germans here to point their bills, and stretch their necks, and hiss, if this gentleman—and your newspapers!—if he didn't give up to you like a funky traveller to a highwayman.
Wired magazine, a funky, new publication offering stories on data encryption, Usenet, and software freedom, was flying off magazine racks.
Quotes with FUNKY (3)
I can't go to Amsterdam. One of my doctors thinks it's a bad idea." He was quiet for a second. "God," he said. "I should've just paid for it myself. Should've just taken you straight from the Funky Bones to Amsterdam.""But then I would've had a probably fatal episode of deoxygenation in Amsterdam, and my body would have been shipped home in the cargo hold of an airplane," I said. "Well, yeah," he said. "But before that, my grand romantic gesture would have totally gotten me l…
[He] carefully put a funky-looking pair of reading glasses on her. "There we go. How are they?" She blinked experimentally, peering around the room. "Good, I think. Thank you.""Wear them the next time we f***. That would be thanking me.""Aww. You say the sweetest things.""Don't I?
When I began writing The Night Bookmobile, it was a story about a woman's secret life as a reader. As I worked it also became a story about the claims that books place on their readers, the imbalance between our inner and outer lives, a cautionary tale of the seductions of the written word. It became a vision of the afterlife as a library, of heaven as a funky old camper filled with everything you've ever read. What is this heaven? What is it we desire from the hours, weeks, …
Where this answer appears
Appears in: CrosSynergy, LAT, Newsday, NYT, USA TODAY, WSJ.
Used 11 times in crossword archives (2000–2023).