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Meaning of fiddle (with)
fiddle (with)
to change (something) in a harmful or foolish way, to change or handle (something, such as the controls of a machine) in a way that shows one is not sure what to do, to move or handle (something) with the hands or fingers in a nervous way
fiddle (with) Sentence Examples
- The old woman fidgeted with the hem of her dress nervously.
- The musician deftly fiddled with the tuning pegs of his guitar.
- The child couldn't resist fiddling with the buttons on the remote control.
- The surgeon meticulously fiddled with the sutures, ensuring a perfect closure.
- The artist fiddled with the paint palette, mixing colors to create the desired shade.
- The scientist intently fiddled with the dials of the microscope, hoping to glimpse a new discovery.
- The mechanic skillfully fiddled with the spark plugs, trying to diagnose the engine problem.
- The quilter painstakingly fiddled with the intricate stitches, creating a beautiful masterpiece.
- The pianist expertly fiddled with the keys, eliciting a haunting melody.
- The chef meticulously fiddled with the seasoning, balancing the flavors to perfection.
FAQs About the word fiddle (with)
to change (something) in a harmful or foolish way, to change or handle (something, such as the controls of a machine) in a way that shows one is not sure what t
play (with), twiddle (with), mess (with), tinker (with), toy (with), fool (with), diddle (with), tamper (with), manipulate,monkey (with)
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The old woman fidgeted with the hem of her dress nervously.
The musician deftly fiddled with the tuning pegs of his guitar.
The child couldn't resist fiddling with the buttons on the remote control.
The surgeon meticulously fiddled with the sutures, ensuring a perfect closure.
