dicey

The work has always been dicey and killings part of the trade.

But for the first time it occurred to him that he had got himself into a rather dicey situation here.

"You're looking at two years from him before that situation gets very dicey," one general manager said.

"It began to get quite dicey toward the end," he said.

The decision can become very dicey if the evidence is not clear."

Things were dicey almost from the moment she moved in, less than a week after the stock market crash of 1987.

Things were dicey when you couldn't run away from the bad guys.

And let's get back to the Vigil because that's less dicey to talk about.

Still, providing advice to both parties can be dicey business.

"It's probably dicey enough that we're in the same month," one official said.

And who knows is a very dicey situation for an airline pilot.

The man was acquitted on a dicey federal charge after the state decided not to try him.

Some said that the conditions on Sunday were dicey even before the afternoon rain.

In 1999, getting such service was dicey and often required expensive setup.

Things have been rather dicey lately, so your assistance will be most welcome.

It is always dicey when a coach takes on a star player publicly.

A dicey legal strategy of seeking a deal with the federal government in return for little or no jail time?

"It's really dicey to know what that means for human babies.

But such treatments are dicey because the cure may be worse than the disease.

It's dicey to bet that two of them will go undefeated.

After a few dicey moments she had the boat under control again and was moving with the river flow.

You may well be right, but Song has improved a good deal after a frankly dicey start to this game.

It is sometimes a dicey one: the expert may fall ill or for another reason be unable to go.

"It can be especially dicey when you're 5 foot 2 like me; a very unhealthy environment."

But farming is less dicey than it once was.