whiftier

Adjective

whifty (comparative whiftier or more whifty, superlative whiftiest or most whifty)

1. Offbeat; slightly kooky or whimsical.
   • The result isn't so much a joke as a whifty vision.1985, Arts Magazine - Volume 59, page 36
2. Lacking in mental focus, clarity, and sense; illogical.
   • I want to say that I think the doctors don't tell women about the side effects because they think that we are so whifty we would develop these side effects out of our own minds, something like that.1979, United States. Congress. House. Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and, Women's Dependency on Prescription Drugs
3. Lightheaded.
   • Dak Seang's senior officer, a captain, had not been above ground for thirty days. "A bit whifty," Henry recalled. The man was terrified.1979, Toby Thompson, The '60s Report, page 147
4. Not steady; gusty or insubstantial.
   • The people working at the spa were all glowy and whifty, and in fact they did smell very good.1997, Condé Nast's Traveler - Volume 32, page 235