How to pronounce “play someone like a bass fiddle”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of play someone like a fiddle.

Practice Nearby Words

work both sides against the middle, work both ends against the middle, twidle, flat-pick, play safe, role-play, frisbee, finangle, belly-dance, fissle, march to a different drummer, march to one's own drummer, sycophantise, tomtom, mimick, march to a different drum, rôleplay, vagabondise, fenagle, larp, bassett, break dance, hansel, slamdunk, tapdance, side-line, side line, double-deal, take a flier, short sheet, half-joke, swindge, cut the rug, know like the palm of one's hand, back-hand, one-up, break-dance, gipsy, iceskate, skrimshank, jouk, hoick, deep-six, pick from a hat, scrape and bow, chastize, pinata, cross-ruff, shoe-horn, illtreat, not pay any mind, throw a wrench into the works, miss a beat, slam dance, sjambock, fuddle duddle, do by half-measures, do the rounds, nerd snipe, sjamboke, hocus and pocus, flipflop, rat fink, roll in the aisle, bedizzen, headgame, talk round, rollock, pistolwhip, smell like a tart's handkerchief, slow-roll, short-change, cat-sit, cat sit, work round, slob about, yoyo, bad-mouth, french-braid, sit-ski, knick, leap-frog, take a five, hand-pick, kink-shame, setnet, rattle one's sabre, finger-print, pickax, panfry, flipe, fanfaronnade, cliche, plant sit, hand someone his head on a plate, rattle a sabre, know a b from a battledore, disappear into thin air, kink shame, skidaddle

Similar Sounds

placement, placements, placemen, playing along, pessimal, posseman, balsam willow, passementerie, sportsmanlike, space monkey