fumble|fumbled|fumbles|fumbling in English
verb
[fum·ble || 'fʌmbl]
handle awkwardly, grope about clumsily; fail to catch and hold a ball (Sports)
Use "fumble|fumbled|fumbles|fumbling" in a sentence
1. To be fair, we all fumble (fumble, not ‘Befumbled,’ Hannah Brown) on words sometimes,
2. The cricketer fumbled the catch.
3. I fumbled with the lock.
4. He fumbled at the embroidered coverlet.
5. The cooperation is still in trial and fumble.
6. His awkwardness made him fumble with the key.
7. Lovely platonic evenings, the odd kiss and fumble?
8. Fumbling and vague groping is encouraged.
9. Pelt turned away, fumbling for his pipe.
10. During the interview, she fumbled helplessly for words.
11. She fumbled in her pocket for a handkerchief.
12. He fumbled the ball and then dropped it.
13. That is the 49ers' only fumble in two games.
14. With seeming awkwardness he fumbled long with the bow.
15. He fumbled the key into the ignition.
16. I was fumbling for the right word.
17. She fumbled about in her pockets for the ticket.
18. She watched their fumbling efforts with wry amusement.
19. Then he dropped the parang to fumble in his sarong.
20. She reached round to fumble the light on.
21. She dressed, her cold fingers fumbling with the buttons.
22. He seemed to be fumbling with his shoes and socks.
23. She dressed(Sentencedict.com), her cold fingers fumbling with the buttons.
24. He fumbled with the buttons on his shirt.
25. There is a college football linebacker who blitzes, tackles, recovers fumbles while having one hand.