How Do You Spell FIDGE?

Pronunciation: [fˈɪd͡ʒ] (IPA)

Fidge is a word with a unique spelling that can cause confusion for many people. The correct pronunciation of Fidge is /fɪdʒ/, which is written as "fihj." The "f" and "i" sounds are pronounced quickly, and the "d" and "g" sounds are silent in this word. It is important to remember the correct spelling of Fidge to avoid any misunderstandings when communicating with others. As with any word, practice and repetition can help one master its spelling and pronunciation.

FIDGE Meaning and Definition

1. Fidge is a verb that refers to the act of making small, restless or nervously excited movements. It is commonly used to describe someone who is fidgeting or unable to stay still, often due to discomfort, agitation, or restlessness. When a person fidges, they may exhibit various repetitive movements such as tapping their fingers, shifting their weight, or constantly changing their posture.

   The term "fidge" can also be used metaphorically to describe a person who is mentally or emotionally unsettled, impatient, or eager. In this sense, it implies a sense of inner turmoil or unease, manifesting in an inability to remain calm or composed.

   Fidgeting is often associated with anxiety, stress, boredom, or nervousness. People may fidge as a subconscious way to release pent-up energy or to alleviate discomfort. The act of fidgeting has been found to help some individuals concentrate better or cope with anxiety-inducing situations.

   The word "fidge" can also be seen in children, particularly when they are forced to sit still for extended periods, such as in a classroom. Teachers often advise restless children to refrain from fidgeting to maintain proper decorum.

   Overall, "fidge" describes the restlessness or unease exhibited through small and involuntary movements, or the internal restlessness of a person's mind or emotions.

Common Misspellings for FIDGE

• fkdge
• f9dge
• fisge
• fixge
• fiege
• fidve
• fidbe
• fidye
• fidte
• fidgw
• fidgd
• fidgr
• fidg4
• fidg3
• dfidge
• cfidge
• fcidge
• vfidge
• gfidge

Etymology of FIDGE

The word "fidge" has a relatively unclear etymology. It is believed to be a variant of the word "fidget", which means to make small or restless movements out of nervousness or impatience.

The etymology of "fidget" traces back to the Middle English word "fiken" or "fichen" meaning "to fidget or fiddle". It could also potentially be related to the Old Norse word "fikta", meaning "to fidget or fumble".

Overall, the origin of "fidge" is uncertain but is likely derived from "fidget" or related words that describe restless or fidgety behavior.

Conjugate verb Fidge

CONDITIONAL

I would fidge

you would fidge

he/she/it would fidge

we would fidge

they would fidge

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be fidging

you would be fidging

he/she/it would be fidging

we would be fidging

they would be fidging

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have fidge

you would have fidge

he/she/it would have fidge

we would have fidge

they would have fidge

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been fidging

you would have been fidging

he/she/it would have been fidging

we would have been fidging

they would have been fidging

FUTURE

I will fidge

you will fidge

he/she/it will fidge

we will fidge

they will fidge

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be fidging

you will be fidging

he/she/it will be fidging

we will be fidging

they will be fidging

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have fidged

you will have fidged

he/she/it will have fidged

we will have fidged

they will have fidged

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been fidging

you will have been fidging

he/she/it will have been fidging

we will have been fidging

they will have been fidging

IMPERATIVE

you fidge

we let´s fidge

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to fidge

PAST

I fidged

you fidged

he/she/it fidged

we fidged

they fidged

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was fidging

you were fidging

he/she/it was fidging

we were fidging

they were fidging

PAST PARTICIPLE

fidged

PAST PERFECT

I had fidged

you had fidged

he/she/it had fidged

we had fidged

they had fidged

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been fidging

you had been fidging

he/she/it had been fidging

we had been fidging

they had been fidging

PRESENT

I fidge

you fidge

he/she/it fidges

we fidge

they fidge

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am fidging

you are fidging

he/she/it is fidging

we are fidging

they are fidging

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

fidging

PRESENT PERFECT

I have fidged

you have fidged

he/she/it has fidged

we have fidged

they have fidged

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been fidging

you have been fidging

he/she/it has been fidging

we have been fidging

they have been fidging