Sentence examples for tricker from inspiring English sources
The word 'tricker' is not correct or usable in written English
It is not an accepted English word.
noun
One who tricks or plays tricks; a practical joker; a prankster
But if he has come to terms with the remnants of empire, others find equilibrium much tricker to get to.
The legal aspect might prove tricker.
Somewhat tricker to recognise were scenes from A Christmas Carol (1951), The Servant (1963) and – this is one of my all-time favourite films!
As we know from recent federal history, it made the parliament a lot tricker.
But what appears to be a straightforward game at 40-0 becomes a little tricker when he allows Del Potro back to 40-30 as he biffs a backhand into the tramlines.
The OECD attempts the much tricker task of picking apart 'production subsidies' in developed nations: indirect benefits such as tax breaks or cheap access to government land.
The next problem, economic recovery in Lower Manhattan, is a tricker sell in Congress.
Another witty eye-tricker is Duane Hanson's "Sunbather" (1971).
These are from Trickers, but I got this pair on eBay.
There were also sleek, soft Nepenthes loafers in a rich brown, a stunning tasseled Trickers loafer in red patent leather and brogues with purposefully mismatched fabrics and details.
Raf Simons has updated classic Dr. Martens, while Junya Watanabe has put his own spin on Trickers kicks.
