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the act of being tricky; tricking people; best used with "Bitch" Hey you Tricksy Bitch, bring my money back!
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Adj. Describing the means for females to normally get what they want out of a male partner. They do this normally with either a seductive or foretelling charm of things to come. "Yeah, my girl friend was very tricksy last Saturday. She got dinner and a movie, and I got a lonely night afterward."
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Adjective describing an argument or mathematical proof with many nonobvious steps. Mary: Did you understand the proof of Mordell-Lang conjecture given in class today?
Brad: No, it was too tricksy! |
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Any thing or situation that is unusual, wierd, or uncomfortable. Often Used in terms of an awkward situation.
Can be used as a verb (To Tricks) but is mostly an adjective Adjective: This party is getting tricksy!
Verb: She said that she likes me, which really tricksed me |
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