fiddly
fid·dly
adj \ˈfi-dəl-ē\Definition of FIDDLY
chiefly British
: requiring close attention to detail : fussy; especially : requiring an annoying amount of close attention <the tiny control buttons on the back are fiddly — M. J. McNamara>
See Examples of FIDDLY
- connecting up all the wires and the other fiddly bits
First Known Use of FIDDLY
1926
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