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fiddlesticks

UK
/ˈfɪd.əl.stɪks/
US
/ˈfɪd.əl.stɪks/

Translations

fiddlesticksnoun
fiddlesticks
pl
He dismissed the rumors as fiddlesticks.
Он отверг слухи как чепуху.
Additional translations
вздор
ерунда
Synonyms
balderdash
nonsense
bunk
rubbish
drivel
fiddlesticksinterjection
UK
/ˈfɪd.əl.stɪks/
US
/ˈfɪd.əl.stɪks/
Fiddlesticks! I don't believe a word of it.
Чепуха! Я не верю ни единому слову.
Additional translations
чушь
Synonyms
piffle
pshaw
bah
pish-posh
nonsense
drat
darn
rats
dang
shoot
fiddlesticknoun

fiddlesticks

pl

fiddlesticks
pl
UK
/ˈfɪd.əl.stɪk/
US
/ˈfɪd.əl.stɪk/
The violinist tightened the fiddlestick before playing.
Скрипач натянул смычок перед игрой.
He dismissed the problem as a mere fiddlestick.
Он отмахнулся от проблемы как от пустяка.
Additional translations
пустяковое дело
скрипичный смычок
Synonyms
rubbish
twaddle
balderdash
nonsense
bunk

Definitions

fiddlesticksnoun
Nonsense; foolish ideas, talk, or behaviour.
All this gossip about ghosts is sheer fiddlesticks.
Plural form of fiddlestick, the bow used for playing a fiddle or violin.
The violinist loosened the horsehair on his old fiddlesticks.
fiddlesticksinterjection
An expression of disbelief or dismissal, often used to indicate that something is nonsense or unimportant.
Fiddlesticks! There's no way that story is true.
Used to express mild annoyance, frustration, or exasperation when something goes wrong.
Fiddlesticks! I left the report at home.
fiddlesticknoun
A bow used for playing a stringed musical instrument, such as a violin.
The violinist carefully tightened the horsehair on her fiddlestick before the performance.
A term used to refer to something insignificant or trivial.
He dismissed the problem as a mere fiddlestick, not worth worrying about.
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