transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈtrik-sē ]
adjective
( tricks·i·er ; -est )
Etymology: tricks, plural of trick
Date: 1552
1. archaic : smartly attired : spruce
2. : full of tricks : prankish
3.
a. archaic : having the craftiness of a trickster
b. : difficult to cope with or handle : trying
a tricksy job
4. chiefly British : ornately contrived in technique or effect
• tricks·i·ness noun