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What does tinkering mean?

Tinkering has a few different meanings, all related to a hands-on approach to something:

1. To make small adjustments or repairs, often in a casual or experimental way:

* "He was tinkering with the engine, trying to fix the leak."

* "She tinkered with the recipe, adding a pinch of cinnamon."

2. To work on something in a playful or exploratory way, often without a specific goal in mind:

* "He likes to tinker with electronics, taking things apart and putting them back together."

* "The kids were tinkering in the garage, building something out of scraps."

3. To engage in a hobby or craft that involves working with one's hands:

* "She enjoys tinkering in her garden, growing flowers and vegetables."

* "He's a bit of a tinkerer, always building or fixing something."

In all these meanings, tinkering suggests a hands-on, practical, and often experimental approach. It's about exploring, experimenting, and improving things, even if it's not always done in a perfectly planned or professional way.

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