Tricky ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Tricky ( adjective )

1. Involving or characterized by deception or subtle tricks or devices.
2. Difficult to deal with or manage; requiring skill or strategy.

Origin:

Derived from the middle english word "tricki" meaning deceitful or cunning.

Examples:

1. The problem was tricky and required a lot of thought to solve.
2. He's a tricky negotiator and always gets the upper hand.
3. The game was tricky and full of surprises.
4. The situation was tricky, and it was hard to know what to do.
5. The recipe was tricky, but she finally managed to make it.

(As a noun)

Tricky ( noun )

1. Involving or characterized by deception or subtle tricks or devices.
2. Difficult to deal with or manage; requiring skill or strategy.

Origin:

Derived from the middle english word "tricki" meaning deceitful or cunning.

Examples:

1. The problem was tricky and required a lot of thought to solve.
2. He's a tricky negotiator and always gets the upper hand.
3. The game was tricky and full of surprises.
4. The situation was tricky, and it was hard to know what to do.
5. The recipe was tricky, but she finally managed to make it.