Fiddler's bidding In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "fiddler's bidding", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Jenne Phuong calendar 2021-08-25 07:08

Meaning of Fiddler's bidding

Fiddler's bidding phrase

An unexpected last-minute invitation

He felt that he wasn't respected. They just gave him a fiddler's bidding, so he declined to join in.

I'm not content with fiddler's bidding because I will not have enough time for preparation.

Other phrases about:

The more the merrier
Used to say that the more people come to join, the more enjoyable it is.
take (one) out to dinner

To invite someone to have dinner at a restaurant and pay for the meal.

(would you) care to join me/us

To give an invitation for one to join in an activity with someone else (or a group).

Grammar and Usage of Fiddler's bidding

It is often used when a person is trying to find somebody to substitute for the guests not coming.

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