fiddle

That means any game made for PC is going to work here - even if it takes a bit of fiddling to make it run properly.

Updike stuck up for himself when faced with the magazine’s intrusively correct fiddling: In 1958 he sent one editor, William Maxwell, an unwavering paragraph against a single word.

Beckett was famously unforgiving when it came to fiddling with his works; his estate would not likely countenance egregious diversions from the “Godot” text.

“The Details” is a crucial moment on the album, an acknowledgment, with a dour fiddle and harp, that communication may be forever broken.

You simply cannot fiddle around with part-time bowlers for 10 overs; nor can you bowl them very late in the innings.