Also 9 flukey. [f. FLUKE sb.1 + -Y1.] Infested with flukes; pertaining to an animal infested with flukes.
1855. Robinson, Whitby Gloss., Fluked or Fluky, worm-eaten, or rather when the worm holes channel or flow into each other.
1874. ‘C. King,’ Jon Duan (Melbourne), LXV. 25.
| And o’er country take a hasty scamper, | |
| Regardless of flukey meat and damper. |
