fiddled (with) Antonyms
Meaning of fiddled (with)
fiddled (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
fiddled (with) Sentence Examples
- The anxious child incessantly fiddled with the frayed edges of his blanket.
- While the teacher lectured, Jimmy idly fiddled with the cap of his pen.
- The impatient student couldn't help but fiddle with the crumbs on her desk.
- As she waited nervously, Sarah fiddled with her hair, twirling strands around her fingers.
- The musician tuned his guitar meticulously, carefully fiddling with the tuning pegs.
- The artist absentmindedly fiddled with the canvas, adding tiny brushstrokes here and there.
- With a mischievous grin, the clown fiddled with his props, getting ready for his performance.
- The technician fiddled with the buttons and dials, trying to fix the malfunctioning machine.
- As the debate raged, the politician fiddled with his mustache, attempting to appear calm.
- The thief stealthily fiddled with the lock, hoping to crack the safe without making a sound.
FAQs About the word fiddled (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
fooled (with), messed (with), tinkered (with), twiddled (with), toyed (with), tampered (with),played (with),diddled (with), manipulated, altered
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The anxious child incessantly fiddled with the frayed edges of his blanket.
While the teacher lectured, Jimmy idly fiddled with the cap of his pen.
The impatient student couldn't help but fiddle with the crumbs on her desk.
As she waited nervously, Sarah fiddled with her hair, twirling strands around her fingers.
