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dodgy

[doj-ee] / ˈdɒdʒ i /


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She said: "We didn't have to pay a penny, so even my mum at the time thought it was a bit dodgy, but I kept begging her because all my friends were going."

From BBC

Leave me in the care of that dodgy, despicable landlady?

From Literature

A well-to-do worker in finance, he is ready to spread a lot of money around, and make some dodgy connections, to find her.

From Los Angeles Times

He tasked Jenny with getting the truth out of past and present reporters about dodgy newsgathering practices and finding people whose phones were hacked by Mulcaire.

From BBC

Clare said she was kicking herself for not seeing a doctor sooner as she had symptoms for a long time but "put it down to having a dodgy belly".

From BBC