Modifies a noun

• eater: There's " O, Lonely Peas, " to appeal to the finicky young eater.

• feeder: Being finicky feeders the terminal tackle should be as fine as possible.

• cat: I remember Macky as being a very finicky cat when it came to cat food, but boy did he love people food.

Modifying Another Word

• very: Whilst the zander have shown, they have tended to be very finicky causing lots of missed runs.

• so: He gets so finicky over such irrelevant things, he tells yet more blatant lies and refuses to accept what he has done.

• not: Mom called him a " garbage can " because he was not finicky about his highs.

• little: A bit of googling revealed that the 6600 is a little finicky, and sometimes needs another code entering.

• too: Or perhaps I was just too finicky at this point - ENB were looking good.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: However the fish remain finicky with a small single treble coupled with half a roach head providing the best chance for a take!

• get: Ken You're getting finicky in your old age, Norm.