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Fiddle
to fiddle
01
to touch or handle something in a restless, absentminded, or often playful manner
02
to perform music on the violin
03
to tinker with something to enhance its functionality or performance
04
to manipulate information dishonestly, often with the intent to gain financial advantage
Example
In the folk song arrangement, the fiddle played a lively descant over the melody, adding a touch of whimsy to the music.
The company's owner was caught on the fiddle and faced legal consequences.
Country music is known for its use of guitars, fiddles, and banjos.
The forensic accountant meticulously uncovered the complex scheme the executive had been running on the fiddle.
The authorities suspected that the corrupt politician was on the fiddle, diverting public funds for personal gain.
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