As a noun: The lead singer of the group played the fiddle as good as he sang.
As a verb: I can fiddle if you can play the guitar.
Or: If you fiddle with that remote control one more time, you'll go to your room.
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The viola is sometimes called a fiddle although whoever does is inaccurate, because the violin may be considered a fiddle if played in what i like to call "playing in a fiddle fashion. Please note that you can still fiddle on the viola since it is a technique but the viola itself is not called a fiddle.
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The root word of fiddle is "vijl" in Old English, which means "fiddle, stringed musical instrument."
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no, he plays the guitar, vocals and mandolin but not the fiddle
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The fiddle is the state instrument of the state Arkansas.
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A violin has strings. A fiddle has strangs. hahah
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The fiddle is a nickname for a violin. The violin is a string instrument.
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Playing My Fiddle for You was created on 1974-02-01.
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Well...... No one really knows who invented the fiddle it was in medevial times.
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A fiddle reminds me of Mr Edwards from Little House on the Prairie.
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It means to come in behind someone else, as if they were the first fiddle in the orchestra and you were the second one. The second fiddle in an orchestra supports the first one and plays harmony for them - someone who is playing second fiddle supports the other person and backs them up.
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First recorded use of 'fiddle sticks' was in 1561.
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The cat was playing a fiddle.
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Fiddle Faddle means nonsense, it is often used as an interjection.
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John Murphy - fiddle player - was born in 1875.
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Fiddle Faddle - musical composition - was created in 1947.
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Fit as a Fiddle - And Ready for Love - was created in 1932.
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Yes you can. Essentially the only difference between a fiddle and a violin is that the fiddle has a slightly flatter bridge for the heightened ability to hit multiple strings at once.
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During the 16th. century, the advent of the word 'violin' for the instrument colloquially known as 'fiddle' drove the word 'fiddle' into common usage. First recorded use of the alliterative nonce word, as nonsense itself, 'fiddle faddle' was in 1577
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She may be in her seventies, but she's as fit as a fiddle and can still keep up with people half her age on the hiking trails.
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A fiddle can be used to produce music on St. Patrick's Day.
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Second Fiddle - To an Old Guitar - was created in 1964-04.
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