English
fickle
adjective
Quick to change one's opinion, loyalty, or affections; unreliable or insincere.
In other words: capricious, flighty, mercurial
- Her fickle support vanished as soon as the campaign turned difficult.
figurative
Changeable; unstable.
In other words: erratic, variable, changeable
- The weather was fickle all week, shifting from sun to rain.
verb
To deceive or flatter.
In other words: deceive, flatter, cajole
- He tried to fickle the guard into opening the gate.
regional
To puzzle, perplex, or nonplus.
In other words: puzzle, perplex, nonplus
- The riddle fickled everyone in the room.
name
A surname.
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