wanky

/ ˈwæŋkɪ /

adjective

1. slang,  pretentious

Example Sentences

Aviation police chief Jack Wanky confirmed that the threat was sent at around 8 a.m.

From Reuters

“It seems sort of wanky and bizarre to say,” he says, “but as long as there’s a purpose in the scene, I don’t mind s— in a suitcase.”

From Los Angeles Times

I have an allergic reaction to wanky ‘process’, so I would hate to ever admit that maybe I do have one myself.

From The Guardian

He looks up at his American host family: “Ohh, no more yanky my wanky! The Donger need food!”

From New York Times

Well, that’s me, whether that sounds wanky or not.

From The Guardian