Bungling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUNGLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• carry out (a task) clumsily or incompetently
• make or be prone to making many mistakes
NOUN:
• an instance of clumsiness
• a mistake or badly carried out action
ADJECTIVE:
• clumsy, awkward
• Unskillful; awkward; clumsy; as, a bungling workman.
• showing lack of skill or aptitude
• lacking physical movement skills, especially with the hands
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to work, make, or do clumsily
• something done clumsily

Words related to BUNGLING

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Words that contain BUNGLING

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How to use BUNGLING in a sentence

• If intelligence had anything to do with this bungling process, it would be an intelligence infinitely low.
• But he seemed to have had enough of bungling accomplices that night.
• And a sorry, bungling business I made of it, to be sure.
• Thank heaven the bungling detective had missed the departure of Louise altogether.
• The reconstruction of Russia, about which the Allies talk so glibly, would have gone forward with a bound by natural means, which not even Allied bungling could have prevented.
• After what seemed ten minutes of bungling, though it was probably not half that, he gave up the attempt, but not until my nose had begun to bleed.
• Darwin not only finds in it these bungling contrivances which his own greater skill could amend, but he stands aghast before its mightier phenomena.
• But if we kill them, others, who have no experience, will be set to slaughter us, and will by their bungling inflict great sufferings upon us.
• And when ordinary fellows like you and me attempt to cope with their idiosyncrasies the result is bungling.
• He never forgot these impressions, nor the bungling efforts of the Spaniards to form a line of battle.
• He knew something of the bungling work done by detectives of small caliber.
• In the most common tasks one has to watch the average workingman in order to prevent his bungling a job.
• He was awkward, bungling and overwhelmingly, lavishly, kind and thoughtful in his dealings with the womenfolk of the garrison, for he stood in awe of the entire sisterhood.
• They were used to dealing with white men who did not permit bungling.
• Heligoland, indeed, after a period of bungling and robbery, was placed in the same financial position as the United States after a period of war.
• Roscoe was in a mood to think ill of Tom, whom he considered the bungling, stubborn author of their predicament.
• A feeling of shame or some bungling execution may arouse a community against it.
• He never makes a bungling leap, and his course is marked by a number of sinuous curves almost equal to those of a snake.
• Unlucky artist! Science pointed out much carelessness and bungling in His work, without being able to justify such mistakes.
• He realized with a gleam of wrath how bungling his flight must be.
• It must, I think, have been some bungling on the part of the port authorities.
• On the following pages in my simple language, and in a bungling manner, I have told the story of my life.
• Claude was trying to do what he had been told, though in rather a bungling fashion.
• The Prussian army machine of other days was but a bungling experiment by comparison with the efficiency of this new mechanism.
• Angry that necessity had driven thee from thy nature-abode and because of the bungling of the nurse, thou didst arrive quite black and with no signs of life.
• So I allowed my first love to go off at a tangent, just as, later in life, I did in politics, and in a very bungling sort of way.
• To their credit may be set down a useful impatience of grime, gloom, injustice, and public discomfort and bungling.
• Family life, as Western nations possess it, is still regulated in a very bungling, painful, and unstable manner.
• Fits intervened of a penitent and bungling philanthropy which has left its traces on nearly all Irish institutions.
• He had made up his mind, and he calmly thought over all that he meant to do, that it might be well done, quickly and surely, without bungling.
• There was to be no bungling about the business he had in hand, no mistakes and no wasting of lives.
• They cannot even conduct a murder, save in a bungling way.
• He was very kind, but slightly bungling in his attentions.

Similar words containing BUNGL without suffix ing

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