1. comparative form of tricky; more difficult to deal with or understand
Usage: comparative form
2. comparative form of tricky; more likely to deceive or mislead
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• The math problems got trickier as the test went on.
• This puzzle is trickier than it looks.
• The second part of the recipe is much trickier to follow.
• He became trickier in his negotiations after the first deal failed.
• The road conditions are trickier at night.
• This software update made the interface trickier to navigate.