2. See quot. and cf., quot., subs., sense 1.

1850. Lloyd’s Weekly, 3 Feb. ‘Low Lodging Houses of London.’ I live

on 2s. a week from thieving, because I understand fiddling—that

means, buying a thing for a mere trifle, and selling it for double,

or for more, if you’re not taken in yourself.

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