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“...fiddler The accordionist, called 'a fiddler,' played a 'tune' while each of the mummers has 'a step...”
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“...fiddler . . . and we even had to head up socials,and I remember one on several occasions I acted...”
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“...fiddler In the center of the floor on a raised platform/ sat the fiddler, who was really...”
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“...fiddler . . . . the fiddler who was playing an accordian. He was always called the filddler...”
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“...fiddler If it is the last house to be visited, they will persuade the host to 'get a fiddler' (i.e...”
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“...fiddler "There's all kinds of fiddlers here in St. Bernards". When I enquired further I discovered...”
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“...fiddler . . . . the hall would be prepared for dancing and sets formed wherever there was room. A...”
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“...fiddler . . . . before many more years had passed I had put two and two together and figured out...”
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“...fiddler Sometimes after carrying the bar for possibly an hour, a person might begin to stagger...”
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“...fiddler n The 'fiddler' with his accordin (usually pronounced 'cardeen' ) seats himself on a chair...”
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“... by the local "Fiddler", the blind fiddler from the Goulds or one of the many accordeon players. DNE-cit G. M...”
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“... that this noise was coming from the fiddler who was playing an accordian. He was always called the fiddler...”
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“... Withdrawn 'fiddle v' and 'fiddler n' in DNE but not in same sense...”
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“...bridge n But whenever the fiddler stopped, the men in their shirtsleeves with sweat running down...”
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“... as fiddler for them - I played the accordeon and I would play for 'em to dance. (took charge of,organised etc...”
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“...chin n Very seldom was there any real music, such as a fiddler, so the young people danced to what...”
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“...; and the fiddler was expected to respond to the individual demands made upon his musical repertoire. The most...”
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“...cheek n One of the favorite pastimes of a crew, while 'in baitin,' is a dance.There was no fiddler...”
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“... _more_ so to musicicans (e.g. fiddlers, accordion players) than its singers. 2. Not only newly composed...”
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“... the fiddlers of the place to play 'fairy tunes'. These were tunes that were passed down from father to son...”
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