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Meanings of fudge in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hedge"
Examples for "hedge"
1
Such financial products offer ways for investors to hedge risk, he said.
2
Market players said selling by hedge funds also weighed on the market.
3
The new hedge fund will be based in London, the paper said.
4
As a result, they are often bellwethers for hedge fund industry performance.
5
These figures also include the value of instruments used to hedge risk.
1
Boissière is on home territory: the south-west of France is duck country.
2
So I am happy that someone has the good sense to duck.
3
Kashyap was able to duck under his food cart just in time.
4
Enda made light work of his duck paté with port wine sauce.
5
One of the surgeons in white duck touched her on the arm.
1
A knee-length coat over a longer skirt does not work at all.
2
That has allowed Ford investors to skirt the pain of government oversight.
3
He shrugged; the tartan skirt looked unremarkable, which was the main thing.
4
A statement skirt with a casual top is a simple, modern look.
5
As soon as Aunt Rebecca gets the pleats basted in the skirt.
1
Of course, there was no way for them to dodge the rain.
2
The men in the place were obliged to dodge the flying sticks.
3
You can try to dodge the thing, but good luck with that.
4
And they wouldn't be able to just dodge onto some uninhabited island.
5
I was able to dodge its impact by ducking behind the breakwater.
1
Blaine, his rifle at high port, just managed to parry the thrust.
2
He did well to parry Byrne's powerful drive in the 26th minute.
3
He put up his left hand to parry the blow, but feebly.
4
She could parry no longer and must thrust if she would survive.
5
How can I, in the dark, parry a blow from the dark?
1
However, the suspects in the case managed to evade arrest, Koena said.
2
But of course, there's still a good chance Maxwell will evade punishment.
3
I know how to evade security -I am good to deliver.
4
They evade paying tax for being brought as imports into our economy.
5
On this occasion, it has proved harder for Shell to evade responsibility.
1
The wonder comes in the manner in which they elude the police.
2
However, feeling ready is what may elude you more until next week.
3
He can elude you; and will be acquitted by the general verdict.
4
That's actually a very simple answer, one that seems to elude many.
5
A home winner continues to elude the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award.
1
As a result, they increasingly circumvent global institutions by creating bilateral arrangements.
2
Reproductive technologies are often described as means to circumvent the body's biology.
3
He was very proud of his ability to circumvent a new law.
4
OUTA are furious that Christians helped the Gupta family circumvent immigration laws.
5
It might even encourage the use of methods to circumvent such rules.
1
Bragg hopes fast food restaurants won't try to sidestep any new policies.
2
He thought she would sidestep the question, but she met his gaze.
3
The state-backed company opted to sidestep a vote and cap related-party deals.
4
They should be glad of the chance to sidestep the trade tax.
5
The sidestep had taken me out of the way of the blast.
1
That way I put off going home until the last possible moment.
2
Lack of control could put off some possible bidders, the people said.
3
National elections can often dampen demand as buyers put off major purchases.
4
Torches flashed in the boats that put off in the terrible search.
5
However, Indians are currently put off by the 500 gram minimum requirement.
Portuguese
falsificar Spanish
desfigurar Tamper, with the purpose of deception.
Related terms
Usage of fudge in English
1
It's a classical political fudge, but important and welcome for all that.
2
A political fudge that ducks science is the likeliest outcome at Copenhagen.
3
Without an improvement, the pressure to fudge the numbers will only increase.
4
John asked for the Any Given Sundae with Cadbury's fingers of fudge.
5
Leonora Fenton-and sardines and toasted muffins and salad and fudge and coffee.
6
At last, she caught and held the scent of peanut butter fudge.
7
But not on eternal honey and fudge-withmy apologies to the lady.
8
Finally she stopped bringing fudge to school for any of the classes.
9
During the autopsy, the coroner found partially digested chocolate fudge ice cream.
10
This would be a fudge but would give both sides some surety.
11
But there are a great many reasons,and you would call them fudge.
12
The half-past ten o'clock bell rang before the fudge was half gone.
13
You can make this fudge on the stovetop or in the microwave.
14
Helpful deed-sentMademoiselle some fudge, but this school does not encourage kindness.
15
They're sharing an ice-cream sundae loaded with hot fudge and whipped cream.
16
Cut up the fudge, shape into balls and place in cupcake holders.
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Fudge across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common