dodgy BrE informal

And always have even when I was living in the dodgier ones.

The daughter has finally made a good marriage, after a dodgy one.

For the rest of us, the future is looking increasingly dodgy.

A friend mentioned them as dodgy, and I had a look.

I'm at a dodgy border in no man's land all by myself.

From a corporate point of view, I it they'd be on very dodgy ground.

The brand was dodgy to start with and can only go down.

But education for its own sake is a bit dodgy, too.

This dodgy piece of legislation has been long in the making.

Now it was deserted and too dodgy to walk along.

There is no need to go to a dodgy travel agent.

Er probably about three years, and I've had no dodgy calls.

"Charlie was up to something dodgy, I can tell you that much."

She'd been running this cover as a dodgy banker for almost a year, on and off.

They were left with all the dodgy loans while the central bank had the good stuff.

The problem is that the reasons behind these theories are very dodgy.

So, we've got a very dodgy government who are messing up the country.

It'll come out again, and I would be surprised if that's the only dodgy investment he ever made.

It's a bit dodgy down the bottom end, but there are much worse places!

"Did Roy ever mention anything that led you to believe he was up to something dodgy?"

He felt a bowler had a dodgy action and should be called.

But what they found, he said, were dodgy beams, each made from two pieces of wood.

Another thing is dodgy websites giving bad information, even official ones.

We were 2,000ft above the ground and it was very dodgy.

Tom says he takes all the dodgy cases himself.