fiddle (someone) out of (something)

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fiddle (someone) out of (something)

To steal something from someone through a cheat, swindle, or con. Primarily heard in UK. That dirty lawyer managed to fiddle my family out of thousands of dollars of inheritance money.

See also: fiddle, of, out

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Fiddle About
fiddle about (with something)
fiddle about or around
fiddle about with
fiddle about with something
Fiddle and the drum
Fiddle and the drum
Fiddle and the drum
Fiddle and violin
Fiddle and violin
Fiddle and violin
fiddle around
fiddle around
fiddle away
fiddle away
fiddle away
fiddle away
Fiddle beetle
Fiddle block
Fiddle bow
Fiddle faddle
Fiddle faddle
fiddle farting
Fiddle fish
Fiddle Game
Fiddle Game
Fiddle Game
Fiddle head
fiddle her out of something
fiddle him out of something
fiddle me out of something
Fiddle My Heimerdinger
fiddle out of
fiddle pattern
Fiddle player
Fiddle player
Fiddle players
Fiddle players
Fiddle playing
Fiddle playing
Fiddle styles
Fiddle styles
fiddle them out of something
fiddle us out of something
fiddle while Rome burns
fiddle while Rome burns, to
Fiddle While You Burn
fiddle with
fiddle with
fiddle with (something)
fiddle you out of something
fiddle-back
fiddle-back
fiddle-backs
fiddle-de-dee
fiddle-faddle
fiddle-faddled
fiddle-faddler
fiddle-faddles
fiddle-faddling
fiddle-farting
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