Noun
wackiness (usually uncountable, plural wackinesses)
the state of being wacky
Everything about my life was culturally rich, and all the people I met sort of reinforced the wackiness that was normally inside of me. No one said, 'You can't do that,' until I got to real record companies, that is. Nile Rodgers
Initially, it was hard to pin down the tone of this film as it escalated its violence and wackiness as soon as Melvin fell into a pile of toxic sludge that gave him superpowers. Source: Internet
But there is a tension between his statuesque composure and the wackiness he describes that resists translation. Source: Internet
Johnny Depp seems even loopier as the Mad Hatter than as Captain Jack and I love it when he brings the wackiness. Source: Internet
Full of adventure and wackiness, the Magnificent 12 books are also perfect for readers of funny, action-filled series like Dan Gutman’s Genius Files. Source: Internet
Musically inclined kids enjoy imagining they're playing real musical instruments, but they also like the wackiness of karaoke. Source: Internet