Meaning

1 senses
  1. Synonym of fiddlesticks or euphemism for fuck.

    Oh, fiddle. I left my whip in the stable.

Examples

37 sentences
  1. Tom plays the fiddle.

    Том грає на скрипці. — deniko

    ruТом играет на скрипке. — nina99nv

  2. Tom is fiddling with his bow tie.

  3. Tom plays fiddle in a bluegrass band.

  4. Tom is always fiddling with his smartphone.

  5. You're certainly looking fit as a fiddle today.

    ruДа, сегодня ты выглядишь как нельзя лучше. — Hellerick

    deNa, heute siehst du ja fit wie ein Turnschuh aus. — qweruiop

Origin

From Middle English fithele, from Old English *fiþele, from Proto-West Germanic *fiþulā, f

From Middle English fithele, from Old English *fiþele, from Proto-West Germanic *fiþulā, from Proto-Germanic *fiþulǭ (“fiddle”), of uncertain etymology. Some contest that the Germanic terms are borrowed variations of Late Latin vitula (see viola); others contest that the word has a separate origin within Germanic languages, and still others believe that the Late Latin term for the stringed instrument is a borrowing from Germanic as a change of Latin t to Germanic þ is highly improbable, yet Germanic þ to Latin t is well documented (see troop, trousers, Teobaldo, etc.). Cognate with Old High German fidula (German Fiedel), Middle Dutch vedele (Dutch vedel, veel), Old Norse fiðla (Icelandic fiðla, Danish fiddel, Norwegian fela, Swedish fela).

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