Definition Synonyms
Definition of tricksy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
deceptiveDated UK inclined to trickery or deceptionDated UK
- The tricksy fox outsmarted the hunters.
2.
trickeryDated UK crafty or difficult to deal withDated UK
- The tricksy puzzle took hours to solve.
Origin of tricksy
Middle English, trick (deceive) + sy (adjective suffix)
Examples of tricksy in a sentence
The tricksy magician amazed the audience. The tricksy fox outsmarted the hunters. Navigating the tricksy regulations required expert advice.
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- French:rusé, astucieux, ...
- German:listig, knifflig, ...
- Italian:astuto, difficile, ...
- Spanish:tramposo, ...
- Portuguese:astuto, ...
- Chinese:狡猾的, 难对付的, ...
- Japanese:狡猾な, 手の込んだ, ...
- Arabic:مَاكِر, مَرَاوِغ, ...
- Hebrew:עַרְמוּמִי, קָשֶׁה, ...
- Russian:хитрый, ...
- Ukrainian:хитрий, підступний, ...
- Hindi:धोखेबाज, धोखेबाज़, ...
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