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tricksy
[trik-see]
adjective
Also given to tricks; mischievous; playful; prankish.
difficult to handle or deal with.
Archaic.Ģżtricky; crafty; wily.
Archaic.Ģżfashionably trim; spruce; smart.
tricksy
/ ˳ٰłÉŖ°ģ²õÉŖ /
adjective
playing tricks habitually; mischievous
crafty or difficult to deal with
archaicĢżwell-dressed; spruce; smart
Other 51³Ō¹Ļ Forms
- tricksily adverb
- tricksiness noun
- ˳ٰł¾±³¦°ģ²õ¾±²Ō±š²õ²õ noun
Example Sentences
Itās right there in the script of Francis Beaumontās āThe Knight of the Burning Pestle,ā a tricksy, loopy, wildly self-referential 1607 play that parodies both city comedy and chivalric romance.
This is unfortunate in an otherwise meticulously calibrated production, exquisitely lit by David Finn on a tricksy set whose surface transforms from water to stone to wood, not a whit of it digital.
Psychological coherence takes a back seat to tricksy plotting.
She keeps the Polaroid picture of herself and her friends, taken by a tricksy hitchhiker in the 1974 film, on her dashboard visor.
Besides being a deliciously sardonic tale of reversals and comeuppance, āEzra Slefā pays deft homage to Nabokov, Borges, Flann OāBrien and numerous other tricksy writers.
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