blunderer

A good man to do the work, but a blunderer.

And he explained why the man had been a fool, a blunderer.

He preferred to let Marcus think that some blunderer was on the way.

The Bench was nothing to me but an insensible blunderer.

Not as a hero who felt like a blunderer.

I'm usually not such a blunderer at guessing a person's age!"

But to correct that friendly blunderer were to write an autobiography.

But a second failure is unforgivable, men turn away from the blunderer in contempt.

If he is a blunderer, how is he still in power?

Then I came right to the point like the blunderer I was.

A spirit began to arise in the country, which the besotted blunderer little expected.

It took a blunderer like Keever to bring you here.

The authors of this excellent biography plump for the fox, not the blunderer.

All that saved him was the intervention of a blunderer who chanced upon the scene.

That blunderer was some meters back along the twisted alley, face down in a puddle.

Compared to Little Chicken, a butterfly was a noisy blunderer.

But as for me, I am a blunderer, half blind, who would be forever stumbling against those walls."

Man is a great blunderer going about in the woods, and there is no other except the bear makes so much noise.

He is quite a blunderer, however, so his new hobbies tend to cause chaos for his friends and family.

I do disagree very strongly with Larsen's view that Scott was a blunderer.

Mistakes and ill-fortune do not a blunderer make.

How could such a blunderer satisfy the diplomatic requirements of the vain and petty Kaiser?

You would serve under the man you've just called a blunderer, was what he meant, though he was too gracious to say any such thing.

But I hate being a blunderer.

Odd couple friends, unsophisticated blunderer, will they won't they love interest, class difference, north v south.