invade, occupy(verb) march aggressively into another's territory by military force for the purposes of conquest and occupation. Synonyms: lodge in, invade, occupy, encroach upon, engross, obtrude upon, intrude on, busy, worry, absorb, engage, reside, concern, overrun, fill, infest, interest, take, use up.
It's my understanding that the difference between a violin and a fiddle is the bridge. The bridge on a violin is flatter that the fingerboard. However, on a fiddle, the contour of the bridge is made to match the contour of the fingerboard.
Music Theory of the Violin. A violin is a high-pitched instrument, meaning that it's notes are written in the treble clef or 'G' clef. Occasionally, some notations are also played in 'C' clef. These type of compositions are difficult to play and are rare.