[He] bumbles along, a monumental misfit who spends much of his time begging everyone's pardon (Newsweek).
He bumbled, contradicted himself and flubbed questions that were thrown at him (Time).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
bum|ble — «BUHM buhl», noun, verb, bled, bling. –n. an awkward mistake. –v.i. 1. to act or proceed in a bungling, awkward manner: »[He] bumbles along, a monumental misfit who spends much of his time begging everyone s pardon (Newsweek). 2. to commit a… … Useful english dictionary
bler — am·bler; bab·bler; bib·bler; brab·bler; bub·bler; bur·bler; ca·bler; cob·bler; dab·bler; dib·bler; dis·sem·bler; drab·bler; drib·bler; en·fee·bler; fa·bler; fum·bler; gab·bler; gam·bler; gar·bler; grum·bler; mar·bler; mum·bler; nib·bler;… … English syllables
bum — al·bum; al·bum·blatt; bum·bai·liff; bum; bum·baze; bum·ber·shoot; bum·ble·bee; bum·ble·dom; bum·ble·kite; bum·ble·pup·py; bum·boat; bum·clock; bum·fuz·zle; bum·icky; bum·ma·lo; bum·mler; bum·wood; plum·bum; se·bum; stil·bum; bum·ble; bum·bler;… … English syllables
bumbler — bum·bler … English syllables
bumble — I bum•ble [[t]ˈbʌm bəl[/t]] v. bled, bling, n. 1) to bungle or blunder awkwardly 2) to stumble or stagger 3) to mumble 4) to bungle or botch 5) an awkward blunder • Etymology: 1525–35 bum′bler, n. II bum•ble [[t]ˈbʌm bəl[/t]] v. i. bled, bling to … From formal English to slang
