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dicey

[dahy-see] / ˈdaɪ si /


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With the future of indoor gatherings still looking dicey, the chef and his music-booking partner Matt O’Toole started hunting for a new place where they could have outdoor shows.

From Seattle Times

Things got dicey for the Kings when the Blues scored three straight goals in the second period, pulling within one on Kyrou’s power-play goal with 2:25 left.

From Washington Times

That one’s dicier because we have to honor the people living with it.

From Los Angeles Times

But there few other world leaders, particularly those who are authoritarian and fear their own constituents, would decide to show up in such a dicey situation.

From Salon

But this all goes to show that trying to solve climate change through these kinds of techno-fixes is dicey business, with plenty of pitfalls to avoid.

From The Verge