tricky
adjective, trick·i·er, trick·i·est.
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rocky, touchy, problematic, precarious, sticky, sensitive, thorny, complex, unstable, delicate, ticklish, intricate, knotty, critical, risky, slippery, shifty, treacherous, smooth, subtleExamples from the Web for trickiest
Contemporary Examples of trickiest
The trickiest items having been placed in the “freezer” to be addressed at a later date.
The Saul story was in some ways the trickiest story for us this season.
‘Homeland’ Creator Talks Season 4’s ‘Reboot,’ Life After Brody, and How ISIS Will Affect the ShowMarlow Stern
October 6, 2014
But this year being in Scotland presents one of the trickiest problems of her reign.
They had all fulfilled the trickiest of American dreams: They had gone for Olympic gold and won … bronze.
So weaving a story where you can see these guys together enough was the trickiest part.
Historical Examples of trickiest
And woman is so much cleverer than the trickiest man at beguiling!
His life was spent in the company of these radicals, and he could call them forth out of their trickiest hiding-places.
Literary Tours in The Highlands and Islands of ScotlandDaniel Turner Holmes
Here we are flying visual contact through some of the trickiest mountains I've ever seen.
The Golden SkullJohn Blaine
It is not alone that anything of the kind is so horrible but he is one of the trickiest swordsmen here.
The MonsterEdgar Saltus
"I think it's the damnedest, trickiest, most unilateral piece of legalistics I've ever seen," Kennon said bluntly.
The Lani PeopleJ. F. Bone