fiddly|fiddlier|fiddliest in English

adjective

(British) bothersome, annoying, awkward

Use "fiddly|fiddlier|fiddliest" in a sentence

1. This tin - opener is awfully fiddly.

2. It was awfully fiddly with gloves on.

3. The capsules are fiddly to open.

4. Fiddly Beadily Bits I'm procrastinating

5. Fixing the TV was a fiddly job .

6. Fish can be fiddly to cook.

7. Zips are less fiddly than buttons.

8. It was a time-consuming and fiddly job.

9. The admin, they argue, is too fiddly.

10. Repairing a watch is a very fiddly job.

11. I don't like shrimps -- they're so fiddly to eat.

12. It was very fiddly to do with gloves on.

13. I hate painting the fiddly bits in the corner.

14. Changing a fuse is one of those fiddly jobs I hate.

15. It is ideal for fiddly Buttercream flowers but doesn't crust and holds colour beautifully

16. Buttons are fiddly so look out for ones sewn on to elastic loops.

17. So many wasted hours, but such satisfaction when all those fiddly rings were finally Behooped

18. He managed to fix the television, but it was a time-consuming and fiddly job.

19. Drive direction can be changed but the ratchet can't be locked out: operation was positive but fiddly.

20. Others will find it far too fiddly and will prefer to continue working on larger, more striking pictures.

21. 9 Drive direction can be changed but the ratchet can't be locked out: operation was positive but fiddly.

22. The plastic zips are of reasonably good quality but small, with fiddly zip pulls on the pockets.

23. Since the introduction of those fiddly little 5p's the position has changed and 1p's now take second place.

24. 12 Drive direction can be changed but the ratchet can't be locked out: operation was positive but fiddly.

25. I had to eat with one hand and hold the hair back with the other-it was so fiddly.