trickˈiness noun

trickˈing noun and adjective

trickˈish adjective

Tricky

trickˈishly adverb

trickˈishness noun

trickˈless adjective

trickˈsily adverb

trickˈsiness noun

trickˈsome adjective

trickˈster noun

1. A cheat
2. Someone who practises trickery

trickˈstering noun

Playing the trickster

tricksˈy adjective (tricksˈier; tricksˈiest)

1. Given to pranks, mischievous
2. Tricky, crafty
3. Dressed or adorned smartly (obsolete)

trickˈy adjective (trickˈier; trickˈiest)

1. Ticklish, difficult to handle
2. Complicated
3. Addicted to trickery
4. Clever in tricks

trick cyclist noun

1. An acrobat who performs tricks on a unicycle or cycle
2. A psychiatrist (slang)

do the trick

To bring something about

how's tricks? (slang)

How are you?

trick or treat (esp N American)

The (children's) practice of dressing up to visit neighbouring houses at Hallowe'en, and threatening to play a trick unless a treat is produced

turn a trick (slang, esp US)

(of a prostitute) to have sex with a client

up to (one's) tricks

Misbehaving