ferdoogle
fer-doo-gle
1. To manipulate or rearrange.
2. To forge or deceive.
1. To manipulate or rearrange.
2. To forge or deceive.
-I spent thirty minutes ferdoogling with that cursed Rubik's Cube, but I'm sure I only made things worse.
- Jim was losing at chess, until he ferdoogled the pieces around when his opponent wasn't looking.
-"To ferdoogle or not to ferdoogle. That is the question." - Accountants proverb
- Jim was losing at chess, until he ferdoogled the pieces around when his opponent wasn't looking.
-"To ferdoogle or not to ferdoogle. That is the question." - Accountants proverb