Pronunciation: /dʒæŋki/
adjective of extremely poor or unreliable quality; inferior; shoddy
A1 The old car I bought is so janky.
A2 I don't trust that janky website.
B1 The janky furniture in the waiting room needs to be replaced.
B2 The janky wiring in the house caused a short circuit.
C1 The janky software application kept crashing during the presentation.
C2 The janky construction of the bridge led to its collapse.
formal The janky software caused numerous glitches in the system.
informal I don't trust that janky old car to get us to our destination.
slang That janky party last night was a total disaster.
figurative His excuse for being late was so janky, I could see right through it.
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