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dodgy

[doj-ee] / ˈdɒdʒ i /


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"We just missed out on goal difference last season for the Champions League with a bit of a dodgy decision at Old Trafford," he remembers.

From BBC

“We should worry about tight lending standards getting that bit tighter, lower rated credit spreads getting priced that bit wider, and perceived dodgy or vulnerable exposures coming under more scrutiny.”

From Barron's

"I'm not ill very often but I remember the norovirus was rife at the time and I started to feel very dodgy," she later told The Sun.

From BBC

She meant that the ladder was dodgy and the floorboards up there were weak.

From Literature

Last year, thanks to unusually cloudy water and dodgy ice, the figure was cut to 5.3%.

From The Wall Street Journal