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| wonk·y [ wóngkee ] (comparative wonk·i·er, superlative wonk·i·est) |
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1. knowledgeable about policy details: expert in matters of policy, especially in government, the economy, or diplomacy
  a wonky Vice President who delved deep into economic policies
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2. unduly studious: studying too hard or too much
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| wonk·i·ness noun |
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