bungled
terms | bungled |
As a noun terms is . As a verb bungled is ( bungle).
bungler | bungled |
As a noun bungler is someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence. As a verb bungled is ( bungle).
bungled | bangled |
As a verb bungled is ( bungle). As an adjective bangled is wearing bangles.
bungled | burgled |
As verbs the difference between bungled and burgled is that bungled is ( bungle) while burgled is ( burgle).
bungles | bungled |
As verbs the difference between bungles and bungled is that bungles is ( bungle) while bungled is ( bungle). As a noun bungles is .
bungled | bungle |
As verbs the difference between bungled and bungle is that bungled is ( bungle) while bungle is to botch up, bumble or incompetently perform a task; to make or mend clumsily; to manage awkwardly. As a noun bungle is a botched or incompetently handled situation.
bundled | bungled |
As verbs the difference between bundled and bungled is that bundled is ( bundle) while bungled is ( bungle).
pungled | bungled |
As verbs the difference between pungled and bungled is that pungled is ( pungle) while bungled is ( bungle).
bungled | bunged |
As verbs the difference between bungled and bunged is that bungled is ( bungle) while bunged is ( bung).
bungled | bugled |
As verbs the difference between bungled and bugled is that bungled is ( bungle) while bugled is ( bugle). As an adjective bugled is ornamented with bugles.
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