Meaning
Tricky, cunning, and deceptive — given to tricks and sly manoeuvres. A 'trickify' person can't be trusted straight; they scheme, twist things, and try to catch you out. Close to being a 'ginnal' (con man), it describes someone whose dealings are full of cunning and hidden angles.
Examples
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Watch him, him trickify.
Watch him; he's cunning and tricky.
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Di deal look trickify to mi.
The deal looks shifty to me.
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She too trickify fi trust.
She's too cunning to trust.
Origin
From 'tricky' + '-fy'; cunning/deceptive. See [[ginnal]], [[ginnalship]].
How it’s used
Tricky/cunning/deceptive; scheming. See [[ginnal]], [[ginnalship]], [[samfie]].