Crossword clues for iffy
iffy
- Dubious judge initially leaves short time
- Doubtful Jack's missed moment
- Dodgy fellows found in Italy's borders
- Dodgy mo, with shaved head
- Dodgy moment, not the first
- Dodgy moment when leader dismissed
- Not to be trusted
- Not very likely
- Not so sure
- Not set in stone
- Not reliable
- Certainly not certain
- Far from a sure thing
- Not sure
- Not quite decided
- Maybe yes, maybe no
- Not on solid ground
- Not a done deal
- Less than certain
- Highly speculative
- Full of unresolved questions
- Very unsure
- Up to chance
- Subject to chance
- Somewhat dubious
- Nowhere near certain
- Not a certainty
- Morally dubious
- Like something that could go either way
- Highly doubtful
- Full of questions
- Far from sure
- F. D. R.'s reply to some questions
- Questionable at best
- Dubious (informal)
- Doubtful
- Uncertain: Slang
- Less than solid
- Conjectural
- In doubt
- Up in the air
- Not solid
- Not at all certain
- Borderline
- Far from certain
- Touch-and-go
- Not settled
- Not certain at all
- Not definite
- Not for sure
- Not like a sure thing
- Problematical
- Chancy
- Not up for grabs
- Full of uncertainties
- Suspect in a short time loses head
- Suspect humming head off
- Short time without justice is risky
- Second judge discharged suspect
- Not certain, doubtful
- Full of uncertainty
- Provided Force with unknown suspect
- Imperfect, flawed, failing you fundamentally?
- Judge leaves second? That’s dubious
- Dubious humming, intro forgotten
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1937, American English, from if + -y (2). Originally associated with President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Wiktionary
a. 1 (context slang English) Of dubious authenticity, legitimacy or legality. 2 uncertain or chancy.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Iffy may refer to:
- Ifem "Iffy" Onuora - football coach and ex professional footballer.
- If He Dies He Dies - heavy metal band from Michigan.
- Immediately-invoked function expression, Javascript design pattern.
- Iffy, adjective, uncertain or chancy.
Usage examples of "iffy".
Before he had time to check his e-mail, Iffy rolled into the sparse office, the whirr of the wheelchair motor noticeable.
DuCharme tiptoed behind Iffy, reached around, and, holding a paper bag with a bottle inside, poured in a touch of something stronger.
Sister saw Iffy in her motorized metal wheelchair festooned with party lights and sparklers, which Iffy intended to set off at midnight.
She turned to make her exit so these two could discover one another but was nearly run over by Iffy, who hit her brakes.
Gray and Garvey she noticed Iffy doing her best to butt into everything Jason and Freddie had to say to one another.
Thanks to the cold and the three feet of dirt she had been under, Iffy still had her nose.
His wife, horrified at the idea of baked bones in the house, told him to dump Iffy on the rosebushes, reminding him that ash is good for roses.
That idea soon faded, but Iffy could have worked with Garvey and discovered she was going to take the fall.
Garvey told Ben that Iffy told him to try it if he stiffened up, and also to take shark cartilage pills.
He stupidly buried Iffy over Jemima, but he only dug down about three feet.
I could accept it, my dear, because life is very iffy and I have busied up my years in good ways.
Never far behind, out of the WC, bustled Englebrecht the Dwarf Clock Boxer, who had gone ten rounds with the Greenwich Atom before that overrefined chronometer went down to an iffy punch in the eleventh.
Still, slugging things out nose to nose was an iffy proposi-tion when numbers were this even.
The pickup process was getting more and more iffy, since not only was Jane in her fifties, but lack of regular sleep and proper nutrition had been taking a toll for the past ten years.
I was working on liking myself but that was always an ongoing, iffy process.