Definition of "fudging" []

• Present participle of fudge. (verb)

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• "The foreign-trade lobby, representing foreign exporters who sell into the American market, has an obvious interest in fudging the long-term consequences of trade deficits."
• "A prickly current of unrest sparked and shocked the citizenry, for many held the opinion that the provincial governor, the Wizard Kadil, was in no uncertain terms fudging the books, collecting taxes beyond what the law allowed."
• "And that for something that more and more people don't believe in (I never have, for the simple reason that Algore was heading the charge, and early on was identified as fudging figures himself)."