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unquirky

unquirky adjective: not quirky.

Adjective

unquirky (comparative more unquirky, superlative most unquirky)

  1. Not quirky.
    • And Ms. Sparks, winner of the sixth season of American Idol, had the opposite problem: She needed to figure out how to make the most of her smooth, unquirky voice and her wholesome reputation.2007 November 26, The New York Times, “New CDs”, in New York Times

Forms of unquirky

comparativemore unquirky
superlativemost unquirky

Origin of unquirky

From un- + quirky.

Questions about unquirky

What does unquirky mean?
Unquirky means not quirky.
What part of speech is unquirky?
Unquirky is an adjective.

Words near unquirky in the dictionary

  1. unquiets
  2. unquietude
  3. unquietudes
  4. unquilleted
  5. unquilted
  6. unquirky
  7. unquit
  8. unquits
  9. unquittable
  10. unquitted
  11. unquitting

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