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Lacking physical movement skills, especially with the hands.
bumbling
left-handed
handless
butterfingered
ham-fisted
ham-handed
heavy-handed
maladroit
Showing lack of skill or aptitude.
clumsy
fumbling
incompetent
unskilled
1
One of the world's richest countries, they said, was
bungling
its response.
2
Republican and Democratic lawmakers condemned the IRS for
bungling
the review process.
3
But English cricket has a history of unfathomable decisions and
bungling
administrators.
4
She was built of planks sewn together in a very
bungling
manner.
5
They did a
bungling
bit of work, and the cylinders have overheated.
6
He never looks and never is so big and
bungling
as there.
7
Thank heaven the
bungling
detective had missed the departure of Louise altogether.
8
They wouldn't hire some
bungling
gas inspector, they wouldn't forget a lookout.
9
And a sorry,
bungling
business I made of it, to be sure.
10
Hemerlingue, even yellower than usual, inwardly accused himself of
bungling
and imprudence.
11
Revenge is sweet; now it is Edinburgh that is accused of
bungling
.
12
What sort of
bungling
novice am I, anyhow, for work like this?
13
No wonder the Lord's work is done in such a
bungling
way!
14
Don't you think I could if I wished without
bungling
the effort?
15
But Thursday's pre-hearing was told that government
bungling
had held the case up.
16
Australia's shadow treasurer, Joe Hockey, accused the government of
bungling
the decision-making process.
bungling
be no bungling
bungling the investigation
very bungling
bungling efforts
bungling manner