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fiddlesticks
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fiddlesticks
(interjection)
fiddlesticks
/
ˈ
fidl̟ˌstɪks/
interjection
fiddlesticks
/
ˈ
fidl̟ˌstɪks/
interjection
Britannica Dictionary definition of FIDDLESTICKS
informal + old-fashioned
—
used to express mild anger or disagreement
“I had nothing to do with it.” “Oh,
fiddlesticks
! I know you did.”
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