Webster's 1913 Dictionary
FLUKY
FLUKY Fluk "y, a.
Defn: Formed like, or having, a fluke.
New American Oxford Dictionary
fluky
fluk y |ˈflo͞okē ˈfluki |(also flukey ) ▶adjective ( flukier, flukiest ) obtained or achieved more by chance than skill: a fluky goal. DERIVATIVES fluk i ly |-kilē |adverb, fluk i ness noun
Oxford Dictionary
fluky
fluky |ˈfluːki |(also flukey |ˈfluːki |) ▶adjective ( flukier, flukiest ) obtained or achieved more by chance than skill: a fluky goal. DERIVATIVES flukily adverb, flukiness noun
American Oxford Thesaurus
fluky
fluky adjective a fluky encounter with her ex-husband led to a reconciliation: lucky, fortunate, providential, timely, opportune, serendipitous, expedient, heaven-sent, auspicious, propitious, felicitous; chance, fortuitous, accidental, unintended. ANTONYMS planned.
Oxford Thesaurus
fluky
fluky adjective we didn't deserve to win —our goals were a bit fluky: lucky, fortunate, providential, timely, opportune, serendipitous, expedient, heaven-sent, auspicious, propitious, felicitous, convenient, apt; chance, fortuitous, accidental; unexpected, unanticipated, unforeseen, unlooked-for, coincidental, haphazard, inadvertent, random, unintended; Brit. informal jammy. ANTONYMS planned.