fiddlestick
ˈfɪdəlˌstɪk
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Definition of fiddlestick - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
informalDatedUKnonsense or trivial talkDatedUK
  • Stop talking fiddlestick and get to the point.!
nonsense
2.
trifleDatedUKany meaningless or inconsequential thingDatedUK
  • He dismissed the problem as a mere fiddlestick.
nonsense trifle
3.
musicDatedbow used to play a violin or similar instrumentDated
  • She rosined her fiddlestick before the concert..
bow violin bow
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Origin of fiddlestick

Old English, fithel (fiddle) + stick (stick)

Examples of fiddlestick in a sentence

  • His explanation was pure fiddlestick.
  • She considered the rumor to be a fiddlestick.
  • All his worries turned out to be fiddlesticks.
  • He carefully tightened the fiddlestick.
  • The fiddlestick broke during the intense performance.

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  1. French:balivernes, bagatelle, ...
  2. German:Unsinn, Pipifax, ...
  3. Italian:fesserie, sciocchezza, ...
  4. Spanish:tonterías, nimiedad, ...
  5. Portuguese:disparate, ninharia, ...
  6. Chinese:胡说, 无关紧要的小事, ...
  7. Japanese:ナンセンス, 些細なこと, ...
  8. Arabic:هُراء, تَفَاهَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:דְּבָרִים בְּטֵלִים, דָּבָר שׁוּלִי, ...
  10. Russian:чепуха, пустяк, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нісенітниця, дрібниця, ...
  12. Hindi:बकवास, तुच्छ वस्तु, ...
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