fumble

Recovering fumbles isn’t a skill, but some teams, such as the Dallas Cowboys, have lost out on almost eight points per game after accounting for when and where the fumble takes place.

Huckabee framed the situation this way: “We are fumbling on multiple fronts.”

Season one of OITNB chronicled her clumsy, fumbling attempts to get her legs under her so she could run for safety.

By fumbling that final big decision, Ferguson may have tarnished his legacy forever.

But on the IRS story, there was systematic "fumbling" in the West Wing.

Fumbling over the words, he shouts, “This goddammed stutter!”

Fumbling with the fasteners of her wide cape she drew it back and revealed a bewilderingly beautiful creation beneath.

With solid or crisp food there may be a good deal of hesitation and fumbling before he sets himself to masticate and swallow.

All of them had seen Zuleika as she came down to the river; and now they sat gaping up at her, fumbling with their oars.

"We must try to track 'em, since we can't hear 'em," said Jan, fumbling in his pockets.

In half an hour he returned again; and fumbling in his pocket, and drawing forth a candlestick, levelled it at Grace.