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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to fumble:   (186 results)

Often used in the same context:
punt, bobbled, muffed, lateraled, misplay, intercepted, intentional foul, bulled, shoestring catch, hail mary, wild pitch, fouls, rambled, tackles, sacrifice fly, groundouts, sacked, defensed, miskick, signal caller, wide receiver, scampered, misfired, squibbed, field goal, deked, buzzer beater, opening line, blitzing, whiffed, whistled, shanked, flub, point out, shorthanded, rushes, overthrew, roughing, charity stripe, sand lizard, bunt, extra point, sacrifice bunt, negated, turning point, evened, plays, outscored, coughed, snap, scored, airmailed, rumbled, ironheads, jaunted, outraced, outscore, caromed, gashed, pass, decisioned, pinned, carom, mishit, swatted, running game, deflected, lofted, false start, trochil, sprained, solo homer, double bogey, nullified, running back, unassisted, outran, yellow card, road game, point after, second half, dunk, makable, injury time, tomahawked, kick, forecheck, sclaffed, throw, third period, fuff, mishandled, flied, scrum half, football player, quarterbacked, knotting, warren harding, batters, heave, own goal, american football, mistake, stumble, hitch, misjudgment, misstep, setback, break, hesitation, misadventure, mishap, touchdown, bite, blunder, contretemps, gaffe, hesitations, lapse, miscalculation, nick, snag, annualized, condensate, creep, depression, e'er, expected, fpeedy, inflation, nonpecuniary, nontaxable, platelet, quick, quicker, quickest, residue, savings, scrap, supernatant, swift, tax

Appears in the definition of:
return

More general:
blooper, blunder, boner, boo-boo, botch, bungle, fail, flub, foul-up, go across, go through, go wrong, handle, look for, miscarry, misdoing, palm, pass, play, search, seek

Synonyms:
ball up, blow, blunder, bobble, bollix, bollix up, bollocks, bollocks up, botch, botch up, bungle, flub, fluff, foul up, grope, louse up, mess up, mishandle, muck up, muff, screw up, spoil

Also try:
— Adjectives for fumble: quick, first, own, irish, second, vain, costly, only, bad, key, fatal, more...

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