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jerk-jerky, spook-spooky, anything else? Please give me more examples as a verb+y=its adj. (informal) Thank you!

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luck - lucky
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bitch-bitchy xD jump-jumpy click-clicky crunch-crunchy
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Just an observation... all the verbs suggested above can also function as nouns. That is, you're creating adjectives when you add 'y'.
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push-pushy talk-talky, as in, "That movie was very talky." if there is a lot of talk and no story in a movie. I often describe my neighbor's dog as 'barky' :P
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bump-bumpy lump-lumpy clunk-clunky itch-itchy twitch-twitchy scratch-scratchy trick-tricky There are also the tricky ones like bounce-bouncy where you remove the e.

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