Preposition: with

• wire: Whats to stop them fiddling with the wires at the back of the TV or 50 other dangerous things?

• specimen: Dear Auntie Al, I quite often get caught fiddling with specimens of ancient Scottish history that are usually very valuable.

Infinitive complement

• get: Did some more fiddling around to get the euro stuff working.

Modifies a noun

• figure: Instead of fiddling figures that he does not even include in his publications, will he now pledge to do just that?

• round: The catheter needs careful fiddling round the turns in the deep artery.

• contest: Towboat miss nariand fiddling contest square reef from day the young lady.

• revival: Many of the tunes have passed back into circulation during the fiddling revival of the later twentieth century.

• square: Railroad luxury river cruise connection from fiddling contest square has the greatest closet space was.

• time: You fatally dwindle as you dwell in your fiddling time.

Modifying Another Word

• little: In addition to this CJ does a little fiddling with the contrast levels, making them a touch high.

• much: The few example of slide scanning a friend of mine did on my scanner came out great without much fiddling.

• still: Scott looked down at the manuscript on the piano, " Still fiddling with this piece then " , he asked.

• about: Politics today is about fiddling, making a tweak here or there but not changing anything much.

Used with adjective complement

• catch: Dear Auntie Al, I quite often get caught fiddling with specimens of ancient Scottish history that are usually very valuable.