Frequent and Wacky

Frequent

Frequent adjective - Appearing or occurring repeatedly from time to time.

Wacky is an antonym for frequent.

Wacky

Wacky adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.
Usage example: raised by an uncle with a rather wacky philosophy of parenting

Frequent is an antonym for wacky.

Both words in one sentence

  • Harpo Does Something Funny Named for an allegedly frequent note in Marx Brothers scripts, this trope refers to space deliberately left in otherwise scripted media to allow for the wacky whims of an actor best known for his improvisations.
  • Series / Sister Sister Each one is quite the opposite of her adoptive parent: Tia under wacky Lisa, and Tamera under prudish Ray.A frequent Drop-In Character was Ray's next-door neighbor Roger Evans (actor/R&B singer Marques Houston), who of course had a mad crush on both girls, and wasn't afraid to show it.
  • Western Animation / Wacky Races Frequent Wacky Races Tropes: Dick Dastardly setting a trap for the other racers, and inevitably getting caught in it.
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