finnicky

American  

[fin-i-kee] / ˈfɪn ɪ ki /

adjective

finnickier, finnickiest

1. a less common variant of finicky.

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Example Sentences

Though the Bronx Zoo would try to replicate the exchange with more platypuses in 1958, the finnicky beasts lasted under a year, and Australia soon tightened laws banning their export.

From BBC

Even highly experienced chefs can find rice to be a challenge to cook: The finnicky grain can become over-cooked or under-cooked in seconds, which can ruin the texture completely.

From Salon

Complex and finnicky, they kept breaking down.

From Seattle Times

“They’ve somehow thought taking finnicky, expensive parts of past programs and putting them together differently would be easy and cost efficient.”

From Scientific American

It’s a delicate operation because cryogenic propellants are notoriously finnicky—and explosive.

From Scientific American