faffy

British  

/ ˈfæfɪ /

adjective

1. informal awkward and time-consuming to do or use

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Example Sentences

Restrained and slim, the bacalao torta, for example, stews the dried fish with onion and tomato, plops a few green olives into the mix, and then slap-spreads the fish paste onto the bread with none of the faffy vegetable additions necessary.

From Salon

And some of the leaves you can eat and some you can’t, which I find faffy.

From The Guardian

And to be fair to Netflix, the system they’ve adopted of charging extra for a monthly UHD subscription is much less annoying, faffy and potentially expensive than any kind of pay per view model.

From Forbes