fudge

But observers saw it as a bit of a fudge by the Church and by Mr Welby.

Smoke and mirrors, a fiscal fudge and a masterclass in creative public accounting?

The employers also stand accused of “fudging” the production’s labor costs in documents submitted to the Nevada Film Commission to qualify for the state’s tax credit program.

A fudge maker said her business had been "devastated" after its Instagram account, used to promote its products, was suspended without notice.

Lessig said that “fudging” made sense – but he said he’s concerned the Supreme Court could have taken up Trump’s case and said “All of these absentee ballots that you counted need to be thrown out.”