Tiquismisquis ... ?

Tiquismiquis ... ? <was misspelled>
Hey, any takers?

This word means picky in Spanish.

If one wanted to say, "The picky judges," "tiquismiquis" would have to modify "judges" in number and gender, right?

Would you say, "TiquismiquisES"?

This adjective is invariable:

yo soy tiquismiquis, somos tiquismiquis...

Francis is correct.

"The judges are picky".
Los jueces son tiquismiquis.

But tiquismiquis is Mexican slang.
Quisquilloso (a) is the correct standard Spanish.
Puntilloso (a) is a synonym.

Thank you!

It's in my text book, but there is no mention--that I could find--of an "invariable."

Can you tell me what "invariable" means when talking about a Spanish adjective?

Me gustan los libros correctos y competos!

(hope I got that right . . . )

That's when it's irrespective to gender.

Feliz, caliente, confiable, suave, veraz, dulce, elegante, verde... (happy, hot, trustable, soft, truthful, sweet, elegant, green).

Variable adjectives depend on gender:

Enojado (a), frío (a), duro (a), seguro (a), cansado (a), hambriento (a), rojo (a) ... (angry, cold, hard, sure, tired, hungry, red).

Thanks alot!

BTW, I made an A on mi examen.