adj. (colloquial).Nervous; frightened; timid.
1845. NAYLOR, Reynard the Fox, 46. I do seem somewhat FUNKY.
1863. C. READE, Hard Cash, I., 143. On his retiring with twenty-five, scored in eight minutes, the remaining Barkingtonians were less FUNKY, and made some fair scores.
1876. C. HINDLEY, ed. The Life and Adventures of a Cheap Jack, p. 237. The second round commenced with a little cautious sparring on both sides, the bouncing Elias looking very FUNKY.
1891. HUME NISBET, Bail Up! p. 51. Ill noy FUNKY, returned the Chinaman impressively.