tweaky

My girlfriend refused to use it because of how tweaky and incomplete it is.

And 11.10 will probably have a tweaky little UI for making the side panel do whatever your heart desires.

Meth has overtaken the island, so there is no shortage of bail-jumping, tweaky perps.

So Nikon giveth, but it also taketh away - in this case, a bunch of tweaky features that nonprofessionals, it believes, won't miss.

Continue taping (it will also serve as a mental note of the previous injury) and avoid tweaky crimps and pockets for several months, since complete tendon healing can take 100 days or more.

NME praised the track, describing it as "a synthetic chatter of robotic handclaps and tweaky guitar fuzz, creamed off with a squeaky-clean chorus delivered in alarming falsetto".

It can be a little tweaky between platforms, as is to be expected when you try to make everything work with everything else, but if you're patient it's not a bad way to go about media sharing.

She had what Tim called a "tweaky" nose, though whether he meant that it was beak-like or merely twitched, he never stated; it was just "tweaky," and Judy took it as a compliment.

The Valley's hackers and nerds have a love-hate relationship with Fry's, which has a reputation for selling everything from tweaky hardware components to potato chips and Jolt cola, but also has become legendary for salespeople who are not technical wizards.