Fiddles is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIDDLES in dictionary:

VERB:
• FIDDLE, to play a violin
• touch or fidget with something in a restless or nervous way
• tinker with something in an attempt to make minor adjustments or improvements
• pass time aimlessly, without doing or achieving anything of substance.
• falsify (figures, data, or records), typically in order to gain money
• play the violin.
NOUN:
• a violin.
• an act of defrauding, cheating, or falsifying
• a small task that seems awkward and unnecessarily complex
• a ledge or raised rim that prevents things from rolling or sliding off a table in rough seas.

Words related to FIDDLES

fiddle11 fiddled13 fiddling14

Words that contain FIDDLES

fiddlestick22 fiddlesticks23 phonofiddles22

How to use FIDDLES in a sentence

• The fiddles have stayed this hour in the hall, and my Lord Froth wants a partner, we can never begin without her.
• I made some fiddles out of that peculiar Australian wood which splits into thin strips.
• Many small fiddles, drums, and other instruments of torture.
• The fiddles were squeaking merrily, and lovely little forms flew past the windows in time to the music.
• Fiddles! What next? Having constituted a guardianship over Kitty, he was now playing impressario to Hawksley.
• There were fiddles and fiddles, just as there were emeralds and emeralds.
• But the rejected fiddles had sounded musically enough for him and looked as if they were well up in the society of select fiddles.
• With the fiddles playing and the dancers dancing and the fine suppers upon the table.
• From within sounded the twang of fiddles still swinging manfully at it, and the windows were bright with the light of many candles.
• The Doctor enters in wrath, vowing he has heard fiddles.
• And the amount collected would have purchased, after settling for the crockery, a couple of dozen new fiddles.
• Zig-a-zig, zig-a-zig-zig, Death fiddles at midnight a ghostly reel.
• Or Death fiddles the first strain of reel for the tumultuous answer of chorus.
• Death fiddles his mournful chant to echoing, expressive wind.
• At this moment the fiddles finished off with a screech, and the serpent emitted a last note that nearly lifted the roof.
• There were only two fiddles, and sometimes the noise of the Falls would almost drown the music.
• Every morning the guests assemble for worship, and the intolerable trio of fashion, frivolity and fiddles, has never invaded the refined and congenial atmosphere of the house.
• I am even sensible of a little feeling of funny elation at the sound of the fiddles gayly squeaking.
• Yet Raphael painted fiddles very carefully in the foreground of his St.
• After tea, dancing commenced, to the music of two fiddles, when country-dances, reels, and French fours were all performed with much spirit.
• The German style of playing is not calculated to bring out the tone beauty, the quality of the old Italian fiddles.
• The fiddles, in the hands of a couple of Mexicans, had set the whole room whirling as if by magic.
• From the ranch-house came the swell of the fiddles, the rhythmic shuffle of feet, the song of the dancers, dulled by distance.
• That Christmas-eve, while the singers were up at the house and the fiddles going like mad, it was a dismal time for two of us.

Similar words containing FIDDLE without suffix s

fiddle11 fiddled13 fiddler12 fiddley15 fiddlers13 fiddleys16 fiddleback23 fiddlehead19 fiddleneck21 fiddlewood19 fiddlebacks24 fiddlededee18 fiddleheads20 fiddlenecks22 fiddlestick22 fiddlewoods20 phonofiddle21 fiddledeedee19 fiddlesticks23 phonofiddles22

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