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fudge
fudge F0350500 (fŭj)n.1. a. A soft rich candy made of sugar, milk, butter, and chocolate or cocoa.b. A similar candy made with other flavorings: peanut butter fudge.2. Nonsense; humbug.adj.1. Having a rich chocolate flavor.2. Having pieces of fudge candy as an ingredient.v. fudged, fudg·ing, fudg·es v.tr.1. To fake or falsify: fudge casualty figures.2. To evade (an issue, for example); dodge.v.intr.1. To act in an indecisive manner: always fudged on the important questions.2. a. To go beyond the proper limits of something: fudged on the building code requirements.b. To act dishonestly; cheat. [Possibly alteration of fadge, to fit.]fudge (fʌdʒ) n (Cookery) a soft variously flavoured sweet made from sugar, butter, cream, etc[C19: of unknown origin]
fudge (fʌdʒ) nfoolishness; nonsenseinterja mild exclamation of annoyancevb (intr) to talk foolishly or emptily[C18: of uncertain origin]
fudge (fʌdʒ) n1. (Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) a small section of type matter in a box in a newspaper allowing late news to be included without the whole page having to be remade2. (Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) the box in which such type matter is placed3. (Journalism & Publishing) the late news so inserted4. (Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) a machine attached to a newspaper press for printing this5. an unsatisfactory compromise reached to evade a difficult problem or controversial issuevb6. (tr) to make or adjust in a false or clumsy way7. (tr) to misrepresent; falsify8. to evade (a problem, issue, etc); dodge; avoid[C19: see fadge]fudge1 (fʌdʒ) n. a soft candy made with sugar, butter, milk, and chocolate or other flavoring. [1895–1900, Amer.; of uncertain orig.] fudge2 (fʌdʒ) n., v. fudged, fudg•ing. n. 1. nonsense or foolishness (often used interjectionally). v.i. 2. to talk nonsense. [1690–1700] fudge3 (fʌdʒ) v. fudged, fudg•ing. v.i. 1. to cheat or welsh (often fol. by on): to fudge on an exam; to fudge on one's campaign promises. 2. to avoid coming to grips with something: to fudge on an issue. 3. to exaggerate a cost, estimate, etc., in order to allow leeway for error. v.t. 4. to avoid coming to grips with (a subject, issue, etc.); evade; dodge. 5. to tamper with; falsify. [1665–75] fudge Past participle: fudged Gerund: fudging
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I fudge | you fudge | he/she/it fudges | we fudge | you fudge | they fudge |
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I fudged | you fudged | he/she/it fudged | we fudged | you fudged | they fudged |
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I am fudging | you are fudging | he/she/it is fudging | we are fudging | you are fudging | they are fudging |
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I have fudged | you have fudged | he/she/it has fudged | we have fudged | you have fudged | they have fudged |
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I was fudging | you were fudging | he/she/it was fudging | we were fudging | you were fudging | they were fudging |
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I had fudged | you had fudged | he/she/it had fudged | we had fudged | you had fudged | they had fudged |
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I will fudge | you will fudge | he/she/it will fudge | we will fudge | you will fudge | they will fudge |
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I will have fudged | you will have fudged | he/she/it will have fudged | we will have fudged | you will have fudged | they will have fudged |
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I will be fudging | you will be fudging | he/she/it will be fudging | we will be fudging | you will be fudging | they will be fudging |
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I have been fudging | you have been fudging | he/she/it has been fudging | we have been fudging | you have been fudging | they have been fudging |
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I will have been fudging | you will have been fudging | he/she/it will have been fudging | we will have been fudging | you will have been fudging | they will have been fudging |
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I had been fudging | you had been fudging | he/she/it had been fudging | we had been fudging | you had been fudging | they had been fudging |
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I would fudge | you would fudge | he/she/it would fudge | we would fudge | you would fudge | they would fudge |
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I would have fudged | you would have fudged | he/she/it would have fudged | we would have fudged | you would have fudged | they would have fudged | ThesaurusNoun | 1. | fudge - soft creamy candy candy, confect - a rich sweet made of flavored sugar and often combined with fruit or nutschocolate fudge - fudge made with chocolate or cocoadivinity fudge, divinity - white creamy fudge made with egg whitespanocha, panoche, penoche, penuche - fudge made with brown sugar and butter and milk and nuts | Verb | 1. | fudge - tamper, with the purpose of deception; "Fudge the figures"; "cook the books"; "falsify the data"fake, falsify, misrepresent, wangle, manipulate, cookchisel, cheat - engage in deceitful behavior; practice trickery or fraud; "Who's chiseling on the side?"juggle - manipulate by or as if by moving around components; "juggle an account so as to hide a deficit" | | 2. | fudge - avoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing (duties, questions, or issues); "He dodged the issue"; "she skirted the problem"; "They tend to evade their responsibilities"; "he evaded the questions skillfully"evade, hedge, sidestep, skirt, parry, circumvent, dodge, elude, duck, put offbeg - dodge, avoid answering, or take for granted; "beg the question"; "beg the point in the discussion"quibble - evade the truth of a point or question by raising irrelevant objectionsavoid - stay clear from; keep away from; keep out of the way of someone or something; "Her former friends now avoid her" |
fudgeverb misrepresent, avoid, dodge, evade, hedge, stall, fake, flannel (Brit. informal), patch up, falsify, equivocate certain issues that can no longer be fudgedfudgeverbTo proceed or perform in an unsteady, faltering manner:blunder, bumble, bungle, flounder, fumble, limp, muddle, shuffle, stagger, stumble.Translationsfudge (fadʒ) noun a type of soft, sugary sweet. chocolate fudge; Would you like a piece of fudge? 一種牛奶軟糖 一种牛奶软糖fudge
fudge packeroffensive slang A derogatory term for a homosexual male.See also: fudgefudge the issueTo dodge or avoid doing something. The phrase often has a connotation of deceit. The finance department is fudging the issue for now, but once news reaches the CEO, they will have to admit whatever they did to make these figures so impressive. I know you didn't do any of the chores I assigned you, and you can't fudge the issue any longer!See also: fudge, issuepack fudgevulgar slang To have anal sex.See also: fudge, packfudge factorRoom for error or mistakes. I'm not very good at math, so I always leave a fudge factor when I'm tallying up my expenditures for the month.See also: factor, fudgeoh fudgeA mild exclamation of disappointment or annoyance. Oh fudge, I messed up this drawing already. Did I forget to leave you the key? Oh fudge.See also: fudge, ohfudge factorFig. a margin of error. I never use a fudge factor. I measure correctly, and I cut the material exactly the way I measured it. I built in a fudge factor of three percent.See also: factor, fudgefudge factor a figure which is included in a calculation in order to account for some unquantified but significant phenomenon or to ensure a desired result. Fudge, apparently originating in the mid 18th century as an exclamation of disgust or irritation, later acquired a specific verbal sense in printers' jargon, meaning to ‘do work imperfectly or as best you can with the materials available’.See also: factor, fudgefudge (fədʒ)1. in. to cheat; to deceive (someone). (Disguise of fuck.) Bill, you’re fudging. Wait till the starting gun fires. 2. n. nonsense; deception. I’ve heard enough of your fudge. Let’s get honest, okay? fudge factor n. a margin of error. I never use a fudge factor. I measure correctly, and I cut the material exactly the way I measured it. See also: factor, fudgefudge
fudge (1)To perform in an incomplete but marginally acceptable way,particularly with respect to the writing of a program. "Ididn't feel like going through that pain and suffering, so Ifudged it - I'll fix it later."fudge (2)The resulting code.FUDGE
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FUDGE➣Freeform Universal Do-it-yourself Gaming Engine | FUDGE➣Freeform Universal Donated Gaming Engine (role-playing game) | FUDGE➣Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt, Greed and Envy |
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Synonyms for fudgeverb misrepresentSynonyms- misrepresent
- avoid
- dodge
- evade
- hedge
- stall
- fake
- flannel
- patch up
- falsify
- equivocate
Synonyms for fudgeverb to proceed or perform in an unsteady, faltering mannerSynonyms- blunder
- bumble
- bungle
- flounder
- fumble
- limp
- muddle
- shuffle
- stagger
- stumble
Synonyms for fudgenoun soft creamy candyRelated Words- candy
- confect
- chocolate fudge
- divinity fudge
- divinity
- panocha
- panoche
- penoche
- penuche
verb tamper, with the purpose of deceptionSynonyms- fake
- falsify
- misrepresent
- wangle
- manipulate
- cook
Related Wordsverb avoid or try to avoid fulfilling, answering, or performing (duties, questions, or issues)Synonyms- evade
- hedge
- sidestep
- skirt
- parry
- circumvent
- dodge
- elude
- duck
- put off
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