fudged
Meaning
of Fudge
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After an inexplicably long delay, here are ten more quotations, all but one from children’s books (I fudged a little, and borrowed a Sendak quotation from an interview).
“I fudged details and relied only on strong form,” like her back and head and the open mouth of her ecstatic fan, he wrote in “As I See It” (2005), a retrospective of his work.
But I have to admit, I also fudged from time to time, just to keep readers from applying the Clorox wipes to the page.
The numbers of patients were being fudged by them to raise their salary bill as doctors are paid a flat rate per patient.
But it's on the topic of tax breaks where the facts are fudged.
But we accept it because it is the law – even though the law has been fudged because the issue is too sensitive for the Government and the EU (which now makes the rules) to take on.