See Also: fudge 2, verb(dictionary)
Fudge(money)
fudge(1)(dictionary)
fudge(2)(dictionary)
fudge(dictionary)
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Fudge Meringues(recipes)
Fudge Kisses(recipes)
Fudge Glaze(recipes)
Fudge Frosting(recipes)

fudge 2, verb (oh)



2 v
[Date: 1600-1700; Origin: Perhaps from fadge 'to fit, change' (16-19 centuries)]
[I and T] to avoid giving exact details or a clear answer about something
::He tried to fudge the issue by saying that he did not want to specify periods.
[T] to change important figures or facts to deceive people
::Sibley has been fudging his data for years now.