"trickish" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1819, The London Medical and Physical Journal, page 201:",
          "text": "It often happens that a person who knows very well how to milk cannot get milk from certain cows. Some are delicate in this respect, others are trickish: the former can only give their milk to certain persons; the latter will only do so to those that excite them in a certain manner.",
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        "Using tricks or trickery."
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          "word": "tricksical"
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  "word": "trickish"
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