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fudge

verb as in fake, misrepresent

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Maybe, as perhaps started last week, it will be a Magnificent Seven missing earnings, even by a penny, and investors start thinking, “If they can’t fudge a penny to hit the quarter, look out below.”

Once her situation started to look dire, I made peace with spending her money, whether that meant managing caregivers or splurging on hot fudge sundaes from Dairy Queen for dinner.

Pungent dried scallops are in a sweet-and-savory fudge petit four, not a classic soup.

The Guardian's Searle wrote about the drawings: "They are riotous and rhythmic, purposeful and compelling. There's no fudging. Kalu deserves to win this year's Turner Prize."

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The signal to the markets would be more French fudge.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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