touch-and-go

very uncertain or critical. Things were touch-and-go at the office until a new manager was hired. Jane had a serious operation, and everything was touch-and-go for two days after her surgery.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Wiktoria	veek-TAWR-yah	Polish
Cadi	-	Welsh
Fausto	-	Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
UrtĖ	-	Lithuanian
Eric	['erik]
Ligaya	-	Tagalog