iffy

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• look: One eleven year old girl said of Lea: " She looks a bit iffy, she looks a bit awful.
• get: The dive centers are generally open April October, getting a bit iffy at either end.
• seem: If they want me. ' ' Seems a bit iffy to me. ' ' Maybe you want to come?

Used with adjective complement

• look: In the event of the weather looking iffy, we will make a decision on playing on the evening itself.
• sound: If your car sounds iffy, you get it sorted.
• feel: So why should I feel so iffy about the way I spent this day full of wild rainbows up to 21 inches?
• become: Impressed Seacoast Banking Corporation of Florida with chrysler's of to percent and tropic craft becomes iffy.
• get: George Hogarth's parents: ( This is where it gets iffy ) George Hogarth born abt 1780 in Ayrshire, Scotland.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: I drank a lot of free drink and ate some slightly iffy food, although the deserts were rather good.
• little: Chris: I don't know, Sam, the market's a little iffy.
• very: I was very iffy about Will Smith, but I've seen some footage of it and Will Smith looks amazing.
• decidedly: They looked decidedly iffy in the air that's for sure and there was hope there for the Reds.
• still: Gary Neville will miss out for sure, and Rio Ferdinand is still iffy after a hamstring tweak.
• distinctly: But it was a wet and blustery morning and the prospects looked distinctly iffy.

Modifies a noun

• signal: This makes digging iffy signals essential to being successful in this hobby.
• weather: I feel we need to stay in Valleta for things to do especially if we get ' iffy weather.
• review: Or do they think a racist is reputation is acceptable whereas an iffy restaurant review needs to be defended?
• side: All too often on Brass Bound, the Ordinary Boys find themselves on the iffy side of the axis of borrowing.
• bit: Mike had been in the car to recce our route, as there were one or two iffy bits.
• subject: It's a bit of an iffy subject as far as I'm concerned.