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.
Â· just now. Report Abuse. Well, most people seem to think that a song with fiddle and banjo is country music, while that's not true. I mean, fiddle can be used in Celtic music, jazz and any style, really. For classical music, however, it's not fiddle-style and, instead, is called violin.est Answer: I think lyrically country music is more about life in general-love, God, family, religion, death. And every good country song needs a fiddle & steel guitar. Sadly, there are very few real country songs being made today.