Adjective complement with noun phrase

• look: Likewise the lantern on the right looks a bit wonky.

Modifies a noun

• wheel: Then there's the wonky wheels almost falling off country tinged 'Party ' .

• donkey: A: A stinky plinky-plonky winky wonky dinky donkey.

• smile: Apart from my eye not blinking fully and having a tiny wonky smile, I'm almost there.

• tooth: Backs were turned on the youth, leaving him only Alice and a deaf elderly man with wonky teeth.

• floor: SUBJECT: Wonky oak floor may leads to furniture problem.

• bit: No-one except wooden boatbuilders wants curved wood, so every time a tree is cut down the wonky bits get chopped up for firewood.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: At a glance, you see a bunch of slightly wonky letters in Latin around some dim pictures.

• little: My face didn't go right back to normal, my smile is a little wonky, my eye seems a little smaller.

• all: Inside is very chic and minimalist, ie the sits are very uncomfortable and the tables are all wonky.

• very: I normally use ring pull tins, but my cutting is very wonky with the right handed knives.

Used with adjective complement

• go: The signals only went wonky around the power devices.

• look: Its still important to get some good right angles or else the toy will still look wonky.