Flaky (adjective)

  1. Having a tendency to flake or peel off in small thin pieces.
  2. Inconsistent or unreliable in behavior or performance.
  3. Tending to flake off, as paint or skin.

Origin:

Derived from the verb "flake".

Examples:

  1. The paint on the walls was flaky and in need of a new coat.
  2. The pastry was flaky and had a buttery texture.
  3. He was always flaky and would often cancel plans at the last minute.
  4. The flaking skin on her face was a symptom of the skin condition.
  5. The flaking paint on the metal surface was a sign of rust.
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