bumbler

As it turned out, not everybody on board was a bumbler.

But it is hard to believe that three such bumblers could ever have got the paper off the ground.

So dead he had not even been warm enough to show up on the Bumbler.

In fact, he gave the appearance of being almost a bumbler.

The day started out as if the Cowboys would be the bumblers.

The bumbler did not bite, and spoke but one word.

At the sound of his voice, the bumbler immediately turned and was gone into the mist.

And it was to Jake the bumbler had talked the most.

"This always works in the movies," he said to the bumbler.

I didn't use the Bumbler to see if that was true.

"I could have imagined that part," she said to the bumbler.

The Bumbler would pick her up if she was within ten meters.

Nor did they have a Bumbler to warn them of attack.

But he argued that his client was something of a bumbler.

To them came another bumbler: a sad fellow, by his look.

The bumbler did almost at once, and with remarkable clarity.

So many men are bumblers in the kitchen, it seems."

Now they were just three friends (four, counting the bumbler) united by a single purpose.

She turned and pointed the Bumbler forward along the main shaft.

She looked down at the Bumbler, clipped to her belt.

But Clinton the regular guy came across as a bumbler in the opening years of his presidency.

He picked the bumbler up and tucked him into his shirt.

At the very last minute, the boy and the bumbler had eluded them.

Though he's a bumbler, Bottom also seems to be possessed of a special grace.

Oh, the occasional bumbler or even criminal gets lucky once in a while.