Fudge | Mean of fudge in English Dictionary
/ˈfʌʤ/
- Verb
- to fail to deal with (something) in an open and direct way
- Politicians have been known to fudge the issues.
- to speak or act in a way that is meant to avoid dealing with a problem directly
- The company fudged on how it would deal with the problem.
- to change (something) in order to trick people
- The treasurer fudged the figures.
- It was later discovered that the researchers had fudged their data.
- fudge the facts
- Noun
- a soft, sweet brown candy
- We bought three kinds of fudge.
- chocolate fudge
- a statement that does not deal with a problem or issue in a direct way
- His response to these charges has been a series of denials and fudges.
- a hot, thick chocolate sauce that is usually served on ice cream
- a hot-fudge sundae [=an ice-cream sundae made with hot fudge]
