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Definition of fiddy
fiddy
- Slang for fifty.
The sandwich cost two-fiddy.
In Cornwall it means, to do something properly. To do it fiddy.
Last edited on Apr 18 2015. Submitted by James from Canada on Sep 29 2002.
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