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I. fiddle [ˈfɪdl̩] VB trans Brit inf

to fiddle the accounts [or books]
to fiddle one's tax
oszukiwać [perf oszukać] na podatku

II. fiddle [ˈfɪdl̩] VB intr

to fiddle [with sth]

III. fiddle [ˈfɪdl̩] N

1. fiddle Brit inf (fraud):

fiddle

2. fiddle inf (instrument):

fiddle

3. fiddle Brit inf (task):

fiddle

Phrases:

fit as a fiddle
to play second fiddle to sb/sth

I. fiddle about, fiddle around VB intr

fiddle about

II. fiddle about, fiddle around VB trans

to fiddle about with sth
Present
Ifiddle
youfiddle
he/she/itfiddles
wefiddle
youfiddle
theyfiddle
Past
Ifiddled
youfiddled
he/she/itfiddled
wefiddled
youfiddled
theyfiddled
Present Perfect
Ihavefiddled
youhavefiddled
he/she/ithasfiddled
wehavefiddled
youhavefiddled
theyhavefiddled
Past Perfect
Ihadfiddled
youhadfiddled
he/she/ithadfiddled
wehadfiddled
youhadfiddled
theyhadfiddled

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The band featured harmonica, kazoo, fiddle and mandolin or banjolin, backed by guitar, piano, washboard and jug.
en.wikipedia.org
Fiddle and accordion are the most common lead instruments, while piano and guitar often provide accompaniment.
en.wikipedia.org
Fiddle about with the already paltry capital budget, or fall short on indexation, and there will be even more to play with.
www.independent.ie
The thing also has a built in touch screen that you can fiddle about with -- although it can connect to a monitor as well.
www.techeye.net
You might imagine that he's wandering around a classroom looking over kids' shoulders as they fiddle about on their laptops.
www.cnet.com