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Synonyms for "fumbler" in English

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  1. fumbler:
  2. fumble:

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Detailed Synonyms for fumbler in English

fumbler:

fumbler [the ~] nom

  1. the fumbler
    – someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence 1
    the butcher; the botcher; the bungler; the sad sack; the fuckup; the fumbler; the stumbler; the blunderer; the bumbler
    – someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence 1

Alternate Synonyms for "fumbler":


Related Definitions for "fumbler":

  1. someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence1

fumbler form of fumble:

to fumble verbe (fumbles, fumbled, fumbling)

  1. to fumble
    to fumble
    • fumble verbe (fumbles, fumbled, fumbling)
  2. to fumble
    to muddle; to fiddle; to muck; to monkey; to fumble; to mess about
    • muddle verbe (muddles, muddled, muddling)
    • fiddle verbe (fiddles, fiddled, fiddling)
    • muck verbe (mucks, mucked, mucking)
    • monkey verbe (monkeys, monkeyed, monkeying)
    • fumble verbe (fumbles, fumbled, fumbling)
    • mess about verbe (messes about, messed about, messing about)
  3. to fumble
    – drop or juggle or fail to play cleanly a grounder 1
    to fumble
    – drop or juggle or fail to play cleanly a grounder 1
    • fumble verbe (fumbles, fumbled, fumbling)
      • fumble a grounder1
  4. to fumble
    – handle clumsily 1
    to fumble
    – handle clumsily 1
    • fumble verbe (fumbles, fumbled, fumbling)
  5. to fumble
    – feel about uncertainly or blindly 1
    to grope; to fumble
    – feel about uncertainly or blindly 1
    • grope verbe (gropes, groped, groping)
      • She groped for her glasses in the darkness of the bedroom1
    • fumble verbe (fumbles, fumbled, fumbling)
  6. to fumble
    – make one's way clumsily or blindly 1
    to fumble; to blunder
    – make one's way clumsily or blindly 1
    • fumble verbe (fumbles, fumbled, fumbling)
      • He fumbled towards the door1
    • blunder verbe (blunders, blundered, blundering)
  7. to fumble
    – make a mess of, destroy or ruin 1
    to spoil; to blow; to fumble; to muck up; to botch; to muff; to fluff; to bungle; botch up; ball up; flub; bollocks up; bollix up; bodge; screw up; bumble; bollocks; bollix
    – make a mess of, destroy or ruin 1

Conjugations for fumble:

present
  1. fumble
  2. fumble
  3. fumbles
  4. fumble
  5. fumble
  6. fumble
simple past
  1. fumbled
  2. fumbled
  3. fumbled
  4. fumbled
  5. fumbled
  6. fumbled
present perfect
  1. have fumbled
  2. have fumbled
  3. has fumbled
  4. have fumbled
  5. have fumbled
  6. have fumbled
past continuous
  1. was fumbling
  2. were fumbling
  3. was fumbling
  4. were fumbling
  5. were fumbling
  6. were fumbling
future
  1. shall fumble
  2. will fumble
  3. will fumble
  4. shall fumble
  5. will fumble
  6. will fumble
continuous present
  1. am fumbling
  2. are fumbling
  3. is fumbling
  4. are fumbling
  5. are fumbling
  6. are fumbling
subjunctive
  1. be fumbled
  2. be fumbled
  3. be fumbled
  4. be fumbled
  5. be fumbled
  6. be fumbled
diverse
  1. fumble!
  2. let's fumble!
  5. fumbled
  6. fumbling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

fumble [the ~] nom

  1. the fumble
    – (sports) dropping the ball 1
    the fumble; the muff
    – (sports) dropping the ball 1

Related Words for "fumble":


Alternate Synonyms for "fumble":


Related Definitions for "fumble":

  1. (sports) dropping the ball1
  2. drop or juggle or fail to play cleanly a grounder1
    • fumble a grounder1
  3. handle clumsily1
  4. feel about uncertainly or blindly1
  5. make one's way clumsily or blindly1
    • He fumbled towards the door1
  6. make a mess of, destroy or ruin1







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