wacky

Others take it further, performing wacky, harmless stunts that will attract attention - and possible judgement from strangers - in public.

But whether you’ll be excited to receive this one under the tree may depend on your tolerance for precocious kiddos and faith-based stories that come wrapped as wacky family comedies.

From a baseball sense, it was the wacky ending to Game 4, when the Dodgers made two errors on the final play of the game, allowing Randy Arozarena, who had slipped rounding third, to basically crawl home with the winning run.

On a bench near the Santa Monica Farmers Market in July, Peggy Cheng recalled the time a television writer pitched her a wacky sitcom centered around the unlikely scenario of a young woman who had befriended her elderly neighbors.

He’s not just a wacky guy swaying to his own tune.