History
History
Synonyms
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Meaning:
botch

an example of pool, careless work

blunder

bungle

to do (a piece of work) badly and clumsily

blunder, mess up

complicate

to make (something) difficult to do or understand

confuse, make difficult

confound

to fill (a person) with confusion

confuse

corrugate

to fold, wrinkle or furrow

crinkle, fold

disrupt

to cause (a discussion, speech, flow of something etc) to be stopped or be in a state of disorder

upset, disorganize

err

to make mistakes; do or be wrong

make a mistake; do wrong

flounder

to make wild and usually useless efforts (as when one is in deep water and unable to swim)

struggle; be in the dark

fumble

to feel about uncertainly with the hands; use the hands awkwardly

bumble, mess up

misdirect

to give the wrong direction to (a person, letter etc)

mess up

misgovern

to govern (a country) badly

mess up

mishandle

to deal with (a situation, person etc) roughly, inefficiently or without ability

bobble

muff

a covering, open at both ends, used to keep the hands warm

bungle

rumple

to crease (something)

crush, wrinkle

wreathe

to go round and cover (something)

crush, wrinkle

SCREW UP as in Wiktionary
SCREW UP as in Wikipedia