trickful

adj

trickful

adj

Etymology From trick + -ful.

1

Full of trickery.

He had always more or less regarded life as a joke—a very serious joke, but a joke for all that—a whimsical and trickful sort of thing played by the Great Arbiter on humanity at large; […]2022, James Oliver Curwood, The Valley of Silent Men:

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