flaky , auch: flakey

He can be a little flaky sometimes, but we've got a lot in common.

We had a computer that's been flaky for two years.

Flaky film stars seemed to be running the world these days.

"I think I'm a little flaky if you want to know the truth."

Of course, we never rejected people for being too flaky.

His flaky, golden eyes now were turned upon this man.

I'd like not to think of you as mysterious or flaky.

All right, it was a flaky plan, for sure, but the best one anybody thought of.

I was thrilled, but many others thought the great man a bit flaky.

Others "turned out to be pretty flaky individuals," he said.

I didn't want them to think we were all flaky.

Brown and flaky they looked, fit for the table of a prince.

We discovered that the game is a little flaky in network play.

While that happens, the discussion groups may be a little flaky.

But then everyone returning from beyond was flaky to some degree.

"You two women are too flaky to put my family in your hands.

Again there was that feeling of things going flaky around the edges.

I had no wish to be an experiment in flaky science.

On the other hand, some of it sounds awfully flaky.

Well, maybe a little flaky, but you're not in Berkeley.

There's much less flaky stuff that falls off when the pressure comes on.

The eyes of flaky gold had not appeared to have observed any person in particular.

I've got a couple of flaky disks around that I'll check out next.

Simmer until fish is flaky and soft, about 10 minutes.

Interviewer: Well, sometimes the kids who forget are just flaky.