Similar words: trick, trickery, sticky, panicky, finicky, brick, rickets, prickly heat. Meaning: ['trɪkɪ] 
adj. 1. not to be trusted 2. having concealed difficulty 3. marked by skill in deception.
adj. 1. not to be trusted 2. having concealed difficulty 3. marked by skill in deception. 
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31 Vans and estates are particularly tricky to repair.
32 This was far more tricky than it sounds.
33 Finding running shoes that fit properly can be tricky.
34 Tricky flying was to no avail here.
35 Some things are very tricky to explain.
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36 He's a tricky devil, our emir.
37 The tricky part was the mower.
38 Male speaker Motor racing is very tricky.
39 A tricky question is who qualifies as household help.
40 This is a tricky balancing act.
41 Very tricky business being a private shamus.
42 But deciding when to upgrade software is more tricky.
43 The tricky question would be the unit pricing structure.
44 Marketing the lottery has always been a tricky business.
45 This was going to be very tricky.
46 However, the gestation and birth of new settlements is a tricky and often painful business that needs careful management.
47 Reyna used a tricky turnaround move to elude the only defender before firing from 8 yards into the empty goal.
48 The next, you're making speeches to the wind. Tricky customers, ordinary people.
49 So far, so good: but other objects are more tricky.
50 The constitutional questions include the tricky decision as to which councillors could vote on which issues at county council meetings.
51 The tricky thing is to judge at what point to raise a hand in salutation.
52 Its physical manoeuvrability makes it easy to demonstrate syllable structure or to emphasise tricky bits.
53 Sexually explicit material is fine in front of a student crowd, but elsewhere it can be a bit tricky.
54 Although it sounds quite funny picking up children and carrying them can be tricky when you can hardly walk.
55 But making the transition from user to supplier can be tricky.
56 Then there is the tricky question of forward market operations.
57 And also tomorrow, Alison MacDonald will continue her investigation into the tricky relationship between society and young children.
58 Also, and this is more tricky, we want to know what Riddle's financial position is.
59 Unfortunately small animals such as hedgehogs can get entangled in the net, and removing it to pick the fruit can be tricky.
60 This operation was tricky because there was the little matter of taking off my trousers and putting on my shorts.
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