Blundering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLUNDERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make a stupid or careless mistake; act or speak clumsily
• move clumsily or as if unable to see
NOUN:
• the act of blundering, making a mistake
• a stupid or careless mistake
ADJECTIVE:
• Characterized by blunders.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a mistake

Words related to BLUNDERING

blunder10 blundered13 blunders11

Words that contain BLUNDERING

blunderings15 blunderingly19

How to use BLUNDERING in a sentence

• All ten of the great blundering creatures were knocking their brains out against the ceiling.
• He had the appearance of a big, brave, blundering Russian officer.
• It was a translation of well-meant regulations and pseudo-scientific conceptions of social order into blundering, arrogant, ill-bred flesh and blood.
• He did not look at his brother, but turned aside in his blundering pathetic fashion, and went to the littered writing-desk.
• At the sixth step the child, hauled off his crippled foot, swung blundering across his legs.
• The responsibility for blundering must be divided among the English magnates, and not ascribed solely to their monarch.
• So, bleeding, blundering in the dust, Men fight and die for MAN.
• Possessed with a stupid blundering fury against Dick, Rogers turned back towards the Piper.
• This big blundering black-and-gray thing was no sheep, at all events.
• I felt now too large, and too noisy, and altogether mis-dressed and blundering and dirty.
• He ran, nipped a sheep, and then jumped back to save himself from being cut to pieces by the blundering feet.
• It opened easily and a great, blundering puppy hurled himself at her.
• After 1807, when the blundering panic of the British plunged Denmark and Norway into war on the side of Napoleon, there were sterner things to think of.
• But Phellion junior was in this encounter, the solemnity of which he little knew, unlucky and blundering to the last degree.
• Instead, she had shut herself away in the West Parlour with her music and her memories, and in his own blundering fashion Roger had realised it.
• And as for instinct, numberless cases might be adduced of imperfection, ranging in all degrees from a slight deficiency to fatal blundering.
• But the officer was evidently too frightened or rattled to understand, and kept blundering along.
• You must have thought I was remarkably clever not to understand all your blundering.
• She does not escape being obliged to do house-work at intervals, but she does it in a weak, blundering, confused way, that makes it twice as hard and disagreeable as it need be.
• I was not a fool, nor a failure, and I could not bear to have her conceive me as a mere blundering block-head, a subject for subsequent laughter.
• They were greatly amused, and laughed heartily at their visitors blundering out a few Tuarick words.
• Here, too, a check was received at the outset, owing to blundering which no one could have foreseen.
• He must live no longer as a blundering and selfish personality, but as an intelligent ego who comprehends the part which he has to play in the great scheme of the universe.
• And withal he has blundering sympathy and a pity whose tears are near the surface.
• The crowning humiliation would be if he came blundering in on her and asked her what was the matter.

Similar words containing BLUNDER without suffix ing

blunder10 blunders11 blundered13 blunderer12 blunderers13 blunderbuss16 blunderings15 blunderingly19 blunderbusses18

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