1. -ical; -ive; -al; -ic; -y
used to form adjectives from nouns
あれは戦術的行動であった。That was a tactical move.
2. -like; -ish; -sort of; -kind of
彼はみんなの兄貴的な存在だ。He's like a big brother to everyone.
3. (something) like; along the lines of
used similarly to a quoting particle, esp. as 的な or 的なこと
声が聞きたくなっちゃった、的な？Like, I just suddenly wanted to hear your voice, or something?
4. -wise; in terms of; for; from the viewpoint of; from a ... standpoint; as far as ... is concerned
after a noun or pronoun, esp. adverbially as ～に(は)
重ねて言うが、年齢的には何も問題は無い。I say again, there is no problem in terms of age.
Suffix
Old-fashioned
Familiar language
Colloquialism
5. Mr.; Ms.; Mrs.
used as a form of address with names, work titles, etc. to denote either light disdain or familiarity