bumbling

He kept bumbling on about something.

flies bumbling against the open jam jar;

I could hear my father bumbling about downstairs.

a film of two sisters bumbling around their home, making tea

"The old lady kept bumbling on about something, but nobody could understand her."

All bumbling conjurers, clumsy squires, no-talent bards, and cowardly thieves in the land will be pre-emotively put to death.

And he cultivates this everyman image of being chronically underprepared and even bumbling.

Mr Johnson is the favourite, but his bumbling style seems odd at a time of crisis.

Yeah. - Fantastic. - None of them are moving particularly quickly, they're all just bumbling around together, really.

Other people think they're kind of bumbling and cute, and they'll walk up and take a selfie.

You're the victim here... hapless, bumbling, et cetera.

But he's not a very good carpenter;he's what we might call a bumbling carpenter.

Will this 30 day caffeine detox destroy my productivity completely and turn me into a bumbling idiot if I wasn't a bumbling idiot already?

So I read him unchallenging things, like the misadventures of the bumbling Mullah Nasruddin and his donkey.

There are more than 20, 000 different species of bees buzzing around all over the world, and those bumbling insects are also maybe the most important pollinator.

Well, he had a couple of bumbling accidents in week one, but by midseason there's a chance that Etn snaps are going down while Gibbs are going up.