flaky
/ˈfleɪki/
adjective
- Tending to break or come off in small, thin pieces.
- Her scalp was dry and flaky, so she used a special shampoo.
- The croissant was light and flaky, with layers of buttery pastry.
- The old book had flaky pages that crumbled when touched.
- Unreliable, forgetful, or likely to change plans at the last minute.
- My phone has been flaky lately, turning off by itself.
- Don't be flaky — please let me know if you can come to the party.
- He's a flaky friend who only calls when he needs something.
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