foozler

foo·zle

 (fo͞o′zəl)
tr.v. foo·zled, foo·zling, foo·zles
To do or deal with poorly or clumsily.
n.
The act of bungling, especially a poor stroke in golf.
[Perhaps from German dialectal fuseln, to work poorly or slowly.]
foo′zler n.
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foozler

noun
A clumsy person:
blunderer, botcher, bungler, dub.
Slang: screwup.
Idiom: bull in a china shop.
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