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Definition of specky in English: specky(also speccy) adjective ˈspɛki informal (of a person) wearing spectacles. Example sentencesExamples - Instead, I welcomed in a very quietly spoken, specky four-eyed skinny wee dude who looked like he wouldn't say boo to a gooseberry.
- He's not about to pick the fat, speccy kid with glasses, that's for sure.
- And I was a speccy, socially inept nerd with dreams of Miss Right.
- If you doubt it try naming another author who has managed to make speccy kids feel cool.
- The speccy Scot and star of BBC2's Mock The Week is pure hilarity.
- The famously bald and speccy tabloid boss was conducting his afternoon news conference on his mobile from a doorway off Renfield Street, outside the Drum and Monkey pub.
- And if I don't like his adventures this year, I've got another five instalments in which to learn to love the speccy little git.
- The questions were difficult enough to impress parents, and the contestants were speccy teacher's pets, so that the rest of us could despise them for knowing the capital of Peru.
- It is virtually impossible to find one Scot who hasn't belted out one of this speccy duo's hits at some time in their life.
- It's not the moon-landing, a woman has written a book about a speccy wizard.
- His most withering looks are saved for Radcliffe's speccy detective Harry, and rightly so.
- As my mum once said when she was trying to pair me off with speccy Kate from the end of the road, appearances can be deceptive.
- Academically-gifted children, like their plump, spotty and speccy brethren, are easy targets for bullies.
- Besides, these days a cool pair of glasses is seen as a fashion plus, and I'm less likely to be called ‘four eyes’ today than when I was the speccy swot at school.
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