Definition of "fluky" [fluk•y]

• Resulting from or depending on mere chance. (adjective)
• Constantly shifting; uncertain: a fluky wind. (adjective)

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• "Doug Weight beat Gerber with a wrist shot from the slot while on the power play at 3: 53 and Demitra increased the lead in fluky fashion."
• "Bentley won office in what Powell and Stewart both describe as a fluky election."
• "Clippard's latest vultured win was kind of fluky, but what happened once he left was not."