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Fluky

adjective
1.
Subject to accident or chance or change.  Synonyms: chancy, flukey, iffy.  "Getting that job was definitely fluky" , "A fluky wind" , "An iffy proposition"






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"Fluky" Quotes from Famous Books



... failure, according to those on the inside, was the action of Arthur Bulger, senior member of the firm, in the L.D. and M. flurry of last Wednesday and Thursday. Bulger, it is said by those who know his affairs best, had speculated heavily in L.D. and M., playing for a rise. On the eve of the fluky directors' meeting of last Wednesday—which, it will be remembered, adjourned without action only to reconvene after market hours and declare a dividend—Bulger began through his brokers to unload. It is believed that he was acting ...
— The House of Mystery • William Henry Irwin



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