kookie
kooky

Yes, they believe some things that I think are a bit kooky.

But all the others are widely seen as a little kooky.

I wanted to get his ideas, not just this kooky character.

"A lot of the people are real kooky," she said.

"I thought it was a little kooky at first," one of the pitchers said.

And kooky or not, many said the ukulele had turned their lives around.

The cult may be kooky but the children's reactions seem natural enough.

He has a kooky best friend and a lovable dog.

Drawing on her large and evidently kooky family, she wrote the play in three weeks.

Furthermore, these kids usually help their kooky counselors learn something about themselves as well.

"Now it's not just about a few kooky astronomers who want to see the stars again," he said.

He surveyed the store, looking for someone else who looked properly kooky enough to work there.

And still could lose to the kooky old guy.

"Looking for Mary" is strange, but not without a kooky charm.

To many people this idea will seem just this side of kooky.

"It got me into a kind of kooky mood," he explained.

"Must be some kind of kooky joke," the nurse thought.

She has been described as being fiery, beautiful, kooky and confident.

She tends to be a little kooky at best.

It makes us sound like a bunch of dumb, kooky women."

It was kooky and personal, very expressive, she thought.

The part was for the fat, supportive sister of the kooky, beautiful heroine.

I think she's finally made him as kooky as she is."

I would think any parents would feel that's kind of kooky."

For instance, Marie would go outside dressed just in her slip; she was that kooky.