Adjective
The word is derived from tricky
Field Marshal Model was a peerless master of the large-scale defensive battle. Always present himself at critical points, he asked a great deal of his troops. Often he was harsh, sometimes ruthless. But he always found the answer to the trickiest of situations, never leaving his men in the lurch. Walter Model
I miss video games where the jump-kick was the trickiest combo to master. Jay Asher
And Rachel, an Oxford maths graduate, blazes her way through the trickiest numerical challenges without a moment's hesitation. Source: Internet
Above: Kristel says her Italian-style macaroons are the trickiest item in her repertoire—made even more difficult with a chocolate-dipped and gilded cherry balanced on top. Source: Internet
One of the trickiest parts of navigating pre- is knowing when to pull the trigger on a purchase and when to wait. Source: Internet
Calvert Scott, contracts manager at City Suburban Tree Surgeons, who was back in Heath Drive on Friday, says it is one of the trickiest pruning patches in Camden. Source: Internet