adj
Meaning 1
Federal.
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Usage: not-comparable, regional, slang
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adj
Federal.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable, regional, slang
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noun
Fiddle (musical instrument).
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Usage: obsolete
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noun
Misspelling of fettle.
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Usage: alt-of, misspelling
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noun
A wanton; A spoiled person.
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Usage: obsolete
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verb
To fiddle (play the fiddle).
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Usage: obsolete
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verb
To fuss over.
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verb
To fiddle or fidget.
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Usage: regional
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History
Eye dialect spelling descended from Middle English ffedle, fedele, fethil, fethele, variants of Middle English fithele, from Old English fiþele (“fiddle, viol, violin”). More at English fiddle.