bungler

Some of the people turn out to be real bunglers.

Up until now, the business had been run by bunglers.

For the most part they are thought of as bunglers.

Two shots to make it look as if a bungler had done the work.

"They have shown themselves to be bunglers, and you want to give them more time to prove it?"

It seems to suggest that the Creator was a bungler.

She does not want Bungler to see her in the brothel.

The bunglers seemed to have no personal interest in their botch work, he decided.

Also, it has meant death for many a bungler.

She does not find it in her plans to take mercy on bunglers or the mistakes they make.

"You might at least give me the credit of not being such a bungler as to have forgotten the essential chair."

Even in death the old bungler looked stupid, an expression of amazement still on his face.

"Trust our soldiers to the plans of those spiteful bunglers?"

"After you wandered off they said you were a bungler."

Telling the truth about the troubles: are the police becoming the Boston bunglers?

He warns Bungler not to say anything or the joke will be ruined.

He had to assume that he was not one of the bunglers.

"We should just forget about theft and concentrate on ideas," one of the bunglers says.

No one had ever called Spock a bungler before.

Bungler, said a remote, superior voice Will hadn't heard in some time.

Did they think he was such a bungler?

The higher levels of magic, where true power is obtained, are no place for inept bunglers.

How could the Outsider have chosen such a bungler?

"Fear nothing from those bunglers in the silly moustaches," he said.