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Definition of sarky in English: sarkyadjectivesarkiest, sarkier ˈsɑːkiˈsɑrki British informal Sarcastic. Example sentencesExamples - This cross-market crew's the chart-topping reality behind sarky phrases like ‘the pop group it's OK to like‘.
- They surround themselves with the best session musicians and make sarky note-perfect songs with dark dark lyrics.
- Let's face it, we smarmy and sarky Brits will throw in a bit of ironic drollery at the drop of a hat.
- Among the Hollywood brat pack of the late 1980s, Slater was the sarky one in leathers, bad boy to his grunge angel and, like him, he is at present attempting a comeback.
- And where you'd expect Jack to be his usual sarky, caustic self, he was so unnervingly straight and calm that I could only think of two possible scenarios: lobotomy or Valium.
- When I challenge him to stop getting sarky, he acts all hurt and makes out he never even realised he was doing what he was doing, but I'm not so sure about that.
- It's really well written in an honest, sarky style.
- We don't love music, they say - if we did we'd know how great this band's, or that band, or we'd be so dumbstruck by music's shocking beauties we'd rightly find no words for it at all, at least not the dry or sarky or clever ones we do come up with.
- We are not at this time accepting abusive or sarky emails from the Antipodes regarding England's magnificent Rugby World Cup victory.
- With deep dark eyes and a heavy frown, even his little sarky jokes and sharp wit, can't conceal the fact that he is one intense dude, who seems to carry the full brunt of the Russian soul on his shoulders.
- Unforgiveably, he fell for the whole thing hook, line and sinker, and at no point deployed his sarky tongue to dismantle the publicity-fixated cybercharlatan's prognosis.
- The year-long ban didn't seem to have much impact on news.com although they did add a slightly sarky paragraph to Google stories noting that the search giant had sent them to Coventry.
- American Splendor has, in its sarky and diffident way, some pretty serious things to say about the disaffected and the disenfranchised in American society, alienated from their jobs and their lives.
- Thinking back to his sarky statement about Manchester United and the prawn sandwiches, I think there is a great deal in that.
- Don't waste all your eggs on trying to get Maggie though, or you'll get a sarky reply when your pathetic score is displayed.
- All I was trying to do was list a few of the questionable attitudes attached to chaos magic that rarely get brought up, albeit in a sarky manner.
- ‘Too right I'm glad to be back,’ she told me, ‘the regulars haven't been getting enough sarky comments, but I'm changing all that.’
- It could come from anywhere - from the devious boss down to the sarky secretary in accounts - and at any time, but the likelihood is that if you had paid closer attention you might have been given some warning of what was coming.
Synonyms acerbic, sarcastic, sharp, sardonic, satirical, scathing, cutting, razor-edged
Derivatives adverb British informal She replies sarkily that it happens all the time to her.
nounˈsɑːkɪnəsˈsɑrkinəs British informal All sarkiness aside, I don't see why you need to use such a tremendous amount of problems from canonical tests to get the idea of the different problem types. Example sentencesExamples - Putting it explicitly in the script is ham-fisted and breaks the butterfly of imagination on the wheel of obtuse sarkiness.
Origin Early 20th century: abbreviation. Rhymes Iraqi, Kawasaki, khaki, larky, malarkey, menarche, Nagasaki, narky, parky, raki, saké, saki, souvlaki, sparky, sukiyaki, teriyaki Definition of sarky in US English: sarkyadjectiveˈsärkēˈsɑrki British informal Sarcastic. Example sentencesExamples - ‘Too right I'm glad to be back,’ she told me, ‘the regulars haven't been getting enough sarky comments, but I'm changing all that.’
- Thinking back to his sarky statement about Manchester United and the prawn sandwiches, I think there is a great deal in that.
- It could come from anywhere - from the devious boss down to the sarky secretary in accounts - and at any time, but the likelihood is that if you had paid closer attention you might have been given some warning of what was coming.
- This cross-market crew's the chart-topping reality behind sarky phrases like ‘the pop group it's OK to like‘.
- Don't waste all your eggs on trying to get Maggie though, or you'll get a sarky reply when your pathetic score is displayed.
- Among the Hollywood brat pack of the late 1980s, Slater was the sarky one in leathers, bad boy to his grunge angel and, like him, he is at present attempting a comeback.
- And where you'd expect Jack to be his usual sarky, caustic self, he was so unnervingly straight and calm that I could only think of two possible scenarios: lobotomy or Valium.
- With deep dark eyes and a heavy frown, even his little sarky jokes and sharp wit, can't conceal the fact that he is one intense dude, who seems to carry the full brunt of the Russian soul on his shoulders.
- The year-long ban didn't seem to have much impact on news.com although they did add a slightly sarky paragraph to Google stories noting that the search giant had sent them to Coventry.
- They surround themselves with the best session musicians and make sarky note-perfect songs with dark dark lyrics.
- Unforgiveably, he fell for the whole thing hook, line and sinker, and at no point deployed his sarky tongue to dismantle the publicity-fixated cybercharlatan's prognosis.
- American Splendor has, in its sarky and diffident way, some pretty serious things to say about the disaffected and the disenfranchised in American society, alienated from their jobs and their lives.
- When I challenge him to stop getting sarky, he acts all hurt and makes out he never even realised he was doing what he was doing, but I'm not so sure about that.
- It's really well written in an honest, sarky style.
- We are not at this time accepting abusive or sarky emails from the Antipodes regarding England's magnificent Rugby World Cup victory.
- All I was trying to do was list a few of the questionable attitudes attached to chaos magic that rarely get brought up, albeit in a sarky manner.
- Let's face it, we smarmy and sarky Brits will throw in a bit of ironic drollery at the drop of a hat.
- We don't love music, they say - if we did we'd know how great this band's, or that band, or we'd be so dumbstruck by music's shocking beauties we'd rightly find no words for it at all, at least not the dry or sarky or clever ones we do come up with.
Synonyms acerbic, sarcastic, sharp, sardonic, satirical, scathing, cutting, razor-edged
Origin Early 20th century: abbreviation. |