Meaning of 'bungle' in Latin is: bungle

bungle: bungle

Noun:

scelere, malum, locutus est, tumultu, TURBAMENTUM, nuntius.

Verb:

ut regius, LANUGO, de pulmentum.

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Noun(1) an embarrassing mistake
Verb(1) make a mess of, destroy or ruin(2) spoil by behaving clumsily or foolishly(3) make a mess of(4) destroy or ruin(5) blunder(6) mess up

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