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Definition of flakey - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
textureRare UK made of or resembling small thin piecesRare UK
- The pastry was light and flakey.
2.
- His flakey attitude made him hard to trust.
Origin of flakey
English, flake (small flat piece)
Examples of flakey in a sentence
She admired the flakey layers of the pie crust. Her flakey excuses were hard to believe. The flakey friend often canceled plans last minute.
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- French:feuilleté, instable, ...
- German:blättrig, flatterhaft, ...
- Italian:friabile, stravagante, ...
- Spanish:hojaldrado, excéntrico, ...
- Portuguese:folhado, instável, ...
- Chinese:片状的, 不可靠的, ...
- Japanese:サクサクした, 型破りな, ...
- Arabic:مُتَقَشِّر, غَرِيب الأَطْوَار, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְפּוֹרֵר, לֹא יָצִיב, ...
- Russian:слоистый, ненадежный, ...
- Ukrainian:шаруватий, ненадійний, ...
- Hindi:परतदार, अविश्वसनीय, ...
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