botchy

[boch-ee]

adjective, botch·i·er, botch·i·est.

poorly made or done; bungled.

Origin of botchy

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400; see origin at botch¹, -y¹

Related formsbotch·i·ly, adverbbotch·i·ness, noun

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British Dictionary definitions for botchy

botchy

adjective botchier or botchiest

clumsily done or made

Derived Formsbotchily, adverbbotchiness, noun

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