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Fudge
| Fudge Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Fudge?
[n] soft creamy candy
[v] 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"
[v] fake or falsify; "Fudge the figures"; "cook the books"; "falsify the data"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Fudge: circumvent |
cook |
dodge |
duck |
elude |
evade |
fake |
falsify |
hedge |
manipulate |
misrepresent |
parry |
put off |
sidestep |
skirt |
wangle
Related Terms | Find terms related to Fudge: absurdity |
amphigory |
applesauce |
babble |
babblement |
balderdash |
baloney |
beat |
beguile of |
belie |
bibble-babble |
bilge |
bilk |
blabber |
blather |
blink |
bombast |
bonbon |
bosh |
brittle |
bubble gum |
bull |
bunco |
bunkum |
burn |
butterscotch |
camouflage |
candied apple |
candy corn |
caramel |
carefully ignore |
cheat |
chewing gum |
chisel |
chocolate |
chocolate bar |
chocolate drop |
chouse |
chouse out of |
claptrap |
cog |
cog the dice |
cold-shoulder |
color |
con |
concoct |
cook up |
cotton candy |
cough drop |
counterfeit |
cozen |
cream |
crib |
cut a corner |
cut corners |
defraud |
diddle |
disguise |
distort |
divinity |
do in |
do out of |
dodge |
double-talk |
drag in |
dress up |
drivel |
drool |
edge in |
embellish |
embroider |
euchre |
exaggerate |
fabricate |
fake |
falsify |
fantasize |
fiddledeedee |
fiddle-faddle |
finagle |
flam |
fleece |
flimflam |
flummery |
fob |
foist in |
folderol |
fondant |
forge |
fudge in |
fustian |
gabble |
galimatias |
gammon |
garble |
gibber |
gibberish |
gibble-gabble |
gild |
glace |
gloss |
gloss over |
gobbledygook |
gouge |
gull |
gum |
gumdrop |
gyp |
hard candy |
hatch |
have |
hocus |
hocus-pocus |
hogwash |
hoke up |
honey crisp |
hooey |
horehound |
humbug |
implant in |
inject in |
insert in |
insinuate in |
intercalate |
interjaculate |
interject |
interpolate |
interpose |
intervene |
introduce in |
intrude |
invent |
jabber |
jargon |
jelly bean |
jelly egg |
jujube |
kiss |
Life Saver |
lollipop |
lozenge |
lug in |
magnify |
make up |
manufacture |
marchpane |
marshmallow |
marzipan |
mask |
mint |
miscite |
miscolor |
misquote |
misreport |
misrepresent |
misstate |
mulct |
mumbo jumbo |
narrishkeit |
niaiserie |
nonsense |
nougat |
overcharge |
overdraw |
overpaint |
overstate |
pack of nonsense |
pack the deal |
pad |
palaver |
pass over |
pass over lightly |
peanut bar |
peanut brittle |
peppermint |
pervert |
pigeon |
popcorn balls |
poppycock |
practice fraud upon |
praline |
prate |
prattle |
put between |
rant |
rigamarole |
rigmarole |
rock candy |
rodomontade |
rook |
rubbish |
run in |
saltwater taffy |
sandwich |
scam |
scamp |
Scotch kisses |
screw |
sell gold bricks |
shave |
shortchange |
skim |
skim over |
skim the surface |
skimble-skamble |
skimp |
skip over |
slant |
slight |
slubber over |
slur |
slur over |
smuggle in |
squeeze in |
stack the cards |
stick |
sting |
strain |
stuff and nonsense |
stultiloquence |
sugar candy |
sugarplum |
swindle |
taffy |
take a dive |
thimblerig |
throw a fight |
throw in |
thrust in |
titivate |
toffee |
torrone |
touch upon |
touch upon lightly |
trash |
trick out |
trump up |
trumpery |
tutti-frutti |
twaddle |
twattle |
twiddle-twaddle |
twist |
understate |
vaporing |
varnish |
victimize |
waffling |
warp |
wedge in |
whitewash |
work in |
worm in
See Also | avoid |
candy |
cheat |
chisel |
chocolate fudge |
cook up |
divinity |
divinity fudge |
fabricate |
invent |
juggle |
make up |
manufacture |
panocha |
panoche |
penoche |
penuche |
quibble
Fudge In Webster's Dictionary
\Fudge\, n. [Cf. Prov. F. fuche, feuche, an interj. of
contempt.]
A made-up story; stuff; nonsense; humbug; -- often an
exclamation of contempt.
\Fudge\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Fudged}; p. pr. & vb. n.
{Fudging}.]
1. To make up; to devise; to contrive; to fabricate.
Fudged up into such a smirkish liveliness. --N.
Fairfax.
2. To foist; to interpolate.
That last ``suppose'' is fudged in. --Foote.
\Fudge\, n.
A kind of soft candy composed of sugar or maple sugar, milk,
and butter, and often chocolate or nuts, boiled and stirred
to a proper consistency.
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