Adjective:

అస్పష్టత, అనవసరమై,

fiddling's Usage Examples:

Among musical styles, fiddling tends to produce rhythms.

In an interview, Heap stated, The gloves help me embody those sounds which are hidden inside the computer, for me to physicalize them and bring them out so that I can play them and the audience members will understand what I am doingrather than fiddling around on a keyboard and mouse which is not very clearI could just be doing my emails.

Astrojax was invented by Cornell University physics graduate student Larry Shaw in 1986 while fiddling with hex nuts and dental floss.

In bluegrass fiddling the technique is known as "cross-fingering".

The Activa Vita character in the 14th century allegorical poem Piers Plowman appears to number farting among the abilities desirable in a good entertainer in general, alongside storytelling, fiddling, or playing the harp.

become a key feature of Metis identity through the cultural prominence of jigging and social fiddling.

Cape Breton fiddling is a regional violin style which falls within the Celtic music idiom.

They had fiddled and danced all night long, and, heedless of the time, were still fiddling and dancing when the sun rose and petrified.

Scottish fiddling may be distinguished from other folk fiddling styles by its particular precision of execution and energy in the delivery, for example.

Bacon!": In this world, pigs, as well as men, Must dance to fortune"s fiddlings, But must I give the classics up, For barley-meal and middlings? William.

Cape Breton fiddling is a regional violin style which falls within the Celtic music idiom.

northern Connacht, which like Donegal fiddling tends to be fast, but with a bouncier feel to the bowing.

An earlier improvisation on the story that involves art and its value was written by the Silesian artist Janosch under the title Die Fiedelgrille und der Maulwurf (The fiddling cricket and the mole), originally published in 1982 and in English translation in 1983.

Synonyms:

piffling, unimportant, petty, piddling, picayune, trivial, little, lilliputian, niggling, footling,

Antonyms:

high, tall, big, large, important,