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British Slang: Dodge; Dodgy

Dodgy ['dɔdʒi] means something risky, difficult or dangerous; nimble, evasive. Dodge [dɔdʒ]: to avoid, evade, withdraw, deviate; to hide (behind, under)…

Dodgy ['dɔdʒi]

  • Something risky, difficult or dangerous.
  • Nimble, evasive.

Dodge [dɔdʒ]:

  • To avoid, evade, withdraw, deviate.
  • To hide (behind, under).
  • To wriggle out of, to be evasive, to trick.
  • Evasion, trickery.
  • Dodging, withdrawal.
  • A clever device/means; a cunning plan/trick.

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