Fiddling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIDDLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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:
• the act of playing a fiddle
• 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.
• act of fiddling
ADJECTIVE:
• (informal) small and of little importance
• trivial
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to play a violin
• the action of playing a violin

Words related to FIDDLING

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How to use FIDDLING in a sentence

• He was still fiddling away at it when Mike returned.
• He wants a good man on his back, for if you keep him fiddling behind, it breaks his heart.
• The First-Class Garage urged him to quit fiddling round and become its foreman, but this glittering offer he refused.
• Some of them are setting up on their tails and hind legs, fiddling with their fore-feet and wiping their eyes.
• He was presently fiddling away, while the company sat about, completely relaxed in spirit, and Mrs.
• He said he did not care for fiddling about a garden himself, and at my fowl-house he jested of fleas.
• Dick continued to make the most frightful spasms of sound, but the wolves could not long endure bad fiddling.
• After he had eaten he went outside and smoked, while Annie sat fiddling with a bit of sewing and dreading she knew not what.
• Then Paganini came to Paris and fascinated and frightened Liszt, as he frightened the world with his unheard-of fiddling.
• Queex might be lost in a happy dream, the result of its own fiddling.
• At their head was the first fiddler, who, bowing and fiddling at the same moment, headed his troop and advanced up the room.
• They were shelled religiously for a part of every day by Puffing Billy from Bulwan and Fiddling Jimmy from Middle Hill.
• Where there is fiddling there is generally dancing.
• Books and fiddling, these carried him but halfway through the boredom.
• Vividly she saw him fiddling bareheaded in front of the Metropolitan Opera House.
• He heard them demand beer and coffee, and they drank eagerly, for fiddling in that heat was thirsty work.
• It was a long time, too, before I began to feel how much better his fiddling was than any I had ever heard.
• At their head was the first fiddler, who, bowing and fiddling at the same moment, headed his troop, and advanced up the room.
• In eager chords of tuned pitch the fiddling ghost summons the dancing groups, where the single fife is soon followed by demon violins.
• Miss Cookson had been poking her nose into everything that afternoon, fiddling with the rooms and furniture, and interfering with Mrs.
• What he did was to turn round and go on fiddling with the pistols behind his back.
• We hate to keep fiddling away, an hour or two at a time, at one article for weeks.
• I am laughing still, though the curtain has fallen between the acts, and the orchestra are fiddling gayly away, and the turned-up gas making everybody look pale.
• It seems to me as if the sound of the fiddling, of the pounding, scampering feet would never, never end.
• The first of the three was fiddling there In the glow of evening pallid, Playing a wild and passionate air, The tune of some gipsy ballad.
• So after the race was over, the next number on the programme was the fiddling match, and we followed the crowd.
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• I rose, laid a few pieces of silver upon the table near me, and departed, while the old man continued fiddling eagerly.
• Then there will be plenty of fiddling and dancing at the guingettes and gardens in the evening.
• While some were weeping, others were fiddling, picking banjo, and dancing as they used to do in their cabins on the plantations.
• She would have told you, in the event of any such remark, that when you had been fiddling about with hats all day you had other things to do in the evenings.

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