dicey



a bit dicey

Carrying a certain degree of risk or danger; uncertain of a favorable outcome. This street looks a bit dicey, I think we should walk another way home. This merger deal could be a bit dicey for the company.
See also: bit, dicey

dicey

(ˈdɑɪsi)
mod. touchy; chancy; touch and go. Things are just a little dicey right now.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Einion-Welsh
Luvinia-English
Sunnifa-Medieval Scandinavian
Wate-Frisian
Ederne-Basque
Antoniahn-TAW-nee (Polish), ən-TAW-nee (Catalan)Polish, Catalan