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• s  subject to accident or chance or change
  an iffy proposition

• That's because the actual climate is still far more complicated than any existing computer model can accurately reflect, making predictions iffy at best.
• As Washington collapsed toward its August recess, the President's reform efforts were looking distinctly iffy, even though he is absolutely right about the need for change.
• More than a year into the Great Recession, we still aren't sure if there's a bottom in sight, and six months after the financial system began imploding, it's still iffy.

• chancy
• fluky
• flukey

News & Articles

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• Photo gallery: 11 free agents the Red Wings could pursue
  The Red Wings likely will be players in the NHL free agent market again this summer. Whom they pursue largely depends on how much they have to spend under the salary cap, which largely depends on which free agents they decide to re-sign. Valtteri Filppula is likely to be gone, Damien Brunner is likely to be back, Daniel Cleary and Drew Miller are iffy, and they always could amnesty someone like ...
  June 14, 2013 - Detroit Free Press

Quotes

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• Wade Phillips in Forbes
  We're evaluating, but I think he'd be really iffy,Phillips said of Henry.
• Rob Thomas in CBS News
  Hopefully this feeling will be infectious, and it will go on through into the tour,Thomas said. "We just got to a point on the last tour where it was iffy. On some nights, if the crowd was great, we were having a good time. But as soon as...
• Lee Westwood in ic Wales
  The greens are a bit trickier in the afternoon - they get a bit iffy,said Westwood. "I probably deserved better than 73, but you have days like that."