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Often used in the same context:
bonaci,
plesh,
bordage,
cawker,
drossel,
morkin,
proser,
styan,
capling,
mccormack,
mcclellan,
speary,
brassart,
saffian,
boddice,
eggler,
fanner,
valure,
lademan,
colliflower,
collop,
brieger,
scutter,
fidge,
smeath,
klerk,
smalt,
strapple,
codlin,
reu,
macfarland,
heddle,
vivers,
fitchew,
prester,
trudgen,
leden,
crupper,
becking,
acol,
lamper,
luns,
winnen,
burgomaster,
cannonier,
oleary,
nost,
elve,
heddles,
wagel,
clake,
whetter,
oconnor,
ennew,
swy,
brandlin,
brayer,
algate,
worral,
thring,
horal,
harding,
crang,
copsy,
sneck,
elg,
pasque,
evanish,
ramier,
mcgovern,
darer,
gozzard,
marner,
schenk,
andrewes,
lamon,
mener,
brech,
spece,
spary,
rabot,
bouser,
mclachlan,
keelson,
larrigan,
fugle,
agars,
hasted,
pince,
revet,
spane,
brens,
nazione,
walach,
meach,
drosky,
hying,
extine,
calamita,
matross,
mouille,
rudish,
apothecary,
shepherd,
workmen,
amanuensis,
apprentice,
blockheads,
blunderer,
boatswain,
bookseller,
boor,
boors,
burgess,
captain,
carpenter,
commoner,
copyist,
copyists,
corporal,
deacon,
draper
More general:
incompetent,
incompetent person
Synonyms:
blunderer,
bumbler,
bungler,
butcher,
fumbler,
sad sack
Also try:
— Adjectives for botcher:
mere,
clumsiest,
dutch,
honest,
careless,
arch,
ignorant,
late
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