fiddle (someone) out of (something)



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

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Felicidadfe-lee-thee-DHAHD (Spanish), fe-lee-see-DHAHD (Latin American Spanish)Spanish
Marcelomahr-THE-lo (Spanish), mahr-SE-lo (Latin American Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
Sead-Bosnian
NÚRia-Catalan, Portuguese
Sona-Indian, Hindi
Caridadkah-ree-DHAHDSpanish