Clumsy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLUMSY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not dexterous
• awkward in movement or in handling things
• done awkwardly or without skill
• difficult to handle or use; unwieldy
• lacking social skills; tactless
• lacking skill or physical coordination
• lacking grace in movement or posture
• not elegant or graceful in expression
• difficult to handle or manage especially because of shape
• showing lack of skill or aptitude

Words related to CLUMSY

clouterly14 clumsier12 clumsiest13 clumsily15 clumsiness14

How to use CLUMSY in a sentence

• More dazed still, he felt the large and clumsy hand of Mr.
• His fingers were unnaturally clumsy and he found the task difficult.
• Then another three hours, and then very often another yet, for I found that Beaumont was so slow and clumsy at it that it was on myself only that I could rely.
• But it might have been fairly said that Waterloo was won on the village green, where clumsy boys played a very clumsy cricket.
• Put an old English merchant to serve in an army and he would have been irritated and clumsy.
• And regarded as a medium for startling and thought-provoking things, the stage seems to me an extremely clumsy and costly affair.
• They settle on the branch and knock down a great many walnuts in their clumsy attempts to secure one.
• Away off in front, at the end of the shafts, was a horse on which the driver rode in a heavy and clumsy saddle.
• The clumsy iron-legged tables stood in two solemn rows down the length of the narrow room.
• And in front of these, a clumsy fishing-boat rose and fell on each passing wave.
• She carried him, clasped in her arms, a weird, struggling object, to the clumsy boat that lay always at the top of the beach.
• False politeness is but a clumsy imitation of all this.
• Of course, when it was expanded to that immense distance, it must have been very thin indeed, thinner than our clumsy human senses can even conceive of.
• It seems very odd to find Cupid in such surroundings, and especially to see the little god hampered by the clumsy garments of mortals.
• He went forth from his bungalow, pulling upon his feet clumsy native sandals of wood, with a button between the toes.
• His face was stolid, and his manner dogged as he hurried on, with the rather clumsy gait which still bore the faintest trace of the old shuffle Barrel Alley had known so well.
• It was useful and durable, but very clumsy and heavy.
• Then, with a rather clumsy and yet eloquent gesture, he showed her the way down to the air-chamber.
• It seemed sometimes as if in preaching or talking he aimed at being dull and clumsy.
• They had said but little to his clumsy explanations.
• Perhaps they might be forced to repeat the scene many times, simply because some clumsy fellow did something to injure its value.
• The carriages of these guns are very clumsy, the wheels consisting of round discs without spokes.
• The aunt complained of her as being too stupid and clumsy to earn a living.
• We may know that the inhabitants of a special country are rather alert, and yet the particular individual with whom we have to deal may be clumsy and phlegmatic.

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