1
Her great, great grandfather was also a German pork butcher in Sunderland.
2
Have the butcher make a pocket in the veal for the filling.
3
That when we butcher an animal we use every part of it.
4
The bone in this meat should be chopped small by the butcher.
5
The peanut butcher knew; he had seen it with his own eyes.
1
Of course, he was a bungler and took a hundred rash chances.
2
He is such a clumsy bungler that he does whatever one wishes.
3
He must be a sad bungler who would spoil such a story.
4
A miserable bungler, a wretched dilettant-orhave you another word for it?
5
Any projector can contrive new impositions; any bungler can add to the old.
1
Vaudreuil is a blunderer and a fool; he has sold the country.
2
For the moment he had absolutely no use for this well-meaning blunderer.
3
Jeffreys was still a blunderer, or else his conscience was unusually sensitive.
4
I am a sad blunderer, however, as Gabriella knows full well.
5
I have been a terrible blunderer, but I mean well; I misread your eyes.
1
Ake! the bumbler whispered, and then scurried off into the darkness again.
2
Eddie stood behind the bumbler now, feeling helpless and scared to death.
3
The bumbler stretched forward, revealing a long and surprisingly graceful neck.
4
She hoped he would make Roy look like an inept bumbler.
5
He picked the bumbler up and tucked him into his shirt.
1
I don't want the same kind of fuckup that happened last time.
2
My reputation with HPD fluctuated somewhere between a laughingstock and a fuckup.
3
Someone had to pay for the fuckup that nearly killed his squad.
4
You sure pulled a royal fuckup at Earth House, didn't you?
5
Gambrelli said, Johnny was family, but he was a fuckup.
1
I may be a botcher in life, but I'm for peace and order.
2
But he might balk, A knowledgeable man but a botcher.
3
If I'm a botcher, it's 'cos my father and my grandfather were botchers before me.
4
The drive master's haste indicated that she had been betrayed by the sullen botcher of methods.
5
There is less to alter than I thought for-theclumsiest botcher in the world could manage it.
1
I saw you being all up close and personal with that sexy stumbler.
2
A crawler, a creeper, a toddler, a stumbler, and a sneaker
3
A crawler, a creeper, toddler, a stumbler and a sneaker
4
It was he who was the man of the world, and I the unresourceful stumbler.
5
Matey was good at lessons, too-liked them; liked Latin and Greek; would help a poor stumbler.
1
She was such a sad sack that I never put two and two together.
2
Pretty good, I said, not wanting him to see what a sad sack I felt like.
3
A sad sack's exhausted after one mile.
4
Granted, he is playing a sad sack.
5
Rescuing such beautiful books meant so much more to me than busting some sad sack in a crack house.
1
She knew he was no fumbler, but she'd thrown a fashion changeup at him.
2
I feel a fumbler, a bungler.
3
Woe betide the fumbler!
4
This was a palpable hit at more than one stumbler and fumbler after the truth, and several hoary heads were bowed.
5
Knew the clumsy fumbler nothing of big blood-vessels?...
6
He wasn't even a real, honest-to-goodness psychologist-justa fumbler with a little training trying to outguess the greatest mind of the age.
7
The other one, the loathsome machine-fumbler, would be either asleep or worshipping the stinking, groaning monster they were forcing him to ride in.
8
He was no fumbler, led away from his purpose by the first diversion; his ambition was clear before him, and he never fell below it.
9
We're absolute masters of technique and, conversely, absolute fumblers at self-knowledge.
10
He was the man of action among fumblers.
11
Jack felt the subtle tickle of soft impacts beneath him, insistent scrapings and pickings, reminiscent of the window fumblers of last night.
12
And I suppose that that sharp criticism of us fumblers in the field, and half-expressed thought, 'How much better I could do it!'