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bungled
performed poorly or inadequately as a bungled job the Watergate scandal started with a bungled burglary
Bungling
Unskillful awkward clumsy as a bungling workman
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Bunglingly
Clumsily awkwardly
Foozle
To bungle to manage awkwardly to treat or play unskillfully as to foozle a stroke in golf
Botcherly
Bungling awkward
Bungler
A clumsy awkward workman one who bungles
ham fisted
not skillful in physical movement especially with the hands clumsy bungling also used metaphorically of actions as ham handed governmental interference
Mangle
making a ragged or torn wound or covering with wounds to tear in cutting to cut in a bungling manner to lacerate to mutilate
Patchery
Botchery covering of defects bungling hypocrisy
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