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View usage for: (daɪsi) Word forms: comparative dicier, superlative diciestadjectiveSomething that is dicey is slightly dangerous or uncertain. [British, informal] There was a dicey moment as one of our party made a risky climb up the cliff wall. Synonyms: dangerous, difficult, tricky, risky More Synonyms of dicey (ˈdaɪsɪ) adjectiveWord forms: dicier or diciest informal, mainly Britishdifficult or dangerous; risky; tricky dicey in American English (ˈdaɪsi) adjective Chiefly British, Informal hazardous; risky; chancy Examples of 'dicey' in a sentencedicey It was going to be dicey - keeping Francine at arm's length without ruining either her or Brunner's feathers.Their shares are very dicey at the moment -- there are lots of rumours.`Charles, look here, things have been a bit dicey at present.And since we might be facing some pretty dicey situations together, I'd like to know a little bit about you. Definition dangerous or tricky (informal British) a dicey moment during a risky climb up the cliff Additional synonymsDefinition uncertain or risky Investment is becoming a chancy business. Synonyms risky, dangerous, uncertain, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang), hazardous, speculative, perilous, problematical, dicey (informal, British), shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) Definition not easy to do, understand, or solve It was a very difficult decision to make. Synonyms problematical, involved, complex, complicated, delicate, obscure, abstract, baffling, intricate, perplexing, thorny, knotty, abstruse, ticklish, enigmatical Definition dangerous, exciting, and difficult His driving was a bit hairy. Synonyms dangerous, scary (informal), risky, unpredictable, hazardous, perilous- diarrhoea
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