hackly

As adjectives the difference between hackly and cackly

is that hackly is jagged or rough while cackly is resembling or characterised by cackling.

As adjectives the difference between hackly and hacky

is that hackly is jagged or rough while hacky is like a hack; amateurish.

As adjectives the difference between shackly and hackly

is that shackly is (us|colloquial|dated) shaky; rickety while hackly is jagged or rough.

As an adjective hackly

is jagged or rough.

As a noun hackle is

an instrument with steel pins used to comb out flax or hemp.

As a verb hackle is

to dress (flax or hemp) with a hackle; to prepare fibres of flax or hemp for spinning.

As adjectives the difference between hackly and mackly

is that hackly is jagged or rough while mackly is seemly; comely; good-looking.

As an adverb mackly is

evenly; aptly; easily.

As adjectives the difference between zackly and hackly

is that zackly is alternative form of exactly while hackly is jagged or rough.

As an interjection zackly

is alternative form of 'zackly.

As an adverb hackily

is (computing) in a hacky way.

As an adjective hackly is

jagged or rough.