Difference between Fluky and Flukey

FLUKY vs FLUKEY: ADJECTIVE

Also flooky.
Of the nature of a fluke or lucky chance; obtained by chance rather than by skill.
Formed like or having a fluke or flukes.
Uncertain; shifty: said of the wind. Also flooky.

Unfortunate, Strange, Sloppy, Bizarre, Weird, Shorthanded, Odd, Freakish, Improbable, Unlucky, Fortuitous, Uncertain, Chancy, Iffy, Flukey

Gusty, Chippy, Odd, Dipsy, Weird, Makable, Mistime, Fortuitous, Stoppable, Shorthanded, Unlucky, Uncertain, Chancy, Iffy, Fluky

Unfortunate, Strange, Sloppy, Bizarre, Weird, Shorthanded, Odd, Freakish, Improbable, Unlucky, Fortuitous, Uncertain, Chancy, Iffy, Flukey

Gusty, Chippy, Odd, Dipsy, Weird, Makable, Mistime, Fortuitous, Stoppable, Shorthanded, Unlucky, Uncertain, Chancy, Iffy, Fluky

Not at all incidentally, the Market phenomenon that grew first in Chicago got bigger and bigger, through almost a fluky set of circumstances.
While he has struggled to score touchdowns so far in his college career, one could argue scoring touchdowns is fluky.
It may sound like a fluky career, but anyone can stumble on such serendipity, Hochman believes.
Wet ball, poor field conditions, fluky loss, and not of Fitz.
Haysof Ohiobut that was kind of a fluky thing.

Stanford aoored three more touchdowna in the final quarter, one on a flukey break on a pasa Interception.
The surface wind can be flukey and is very much dependant on the forcing effects of the local topography.
Mizzou win looks like flukey Oregon win from some years ago.
Buffalo after a few flukey performances against crappy underprepared MAC opponents.
Someone who is really lucky, flukey, with outrageous good fortune.
Flukey Stokes was a gang leader in Chicago.
Flukey stokes funeral - Otherwise too it is.