klutzy AmE informal

However, he is very klutzy and has a hard time.

"Some of the things it does are klutzy, but over all it's wonderful."

He was right about that, Sesame thought, though somewhat klutzy in other ways.

She is kind and persevering, but can be klutzy at times.

"I'm so sorry - that's a klutzy metaphor for a difficult situation."

It's one of those klutzy school rings with too much lettering on it.

Are they intended to be tragically expressive or merely klutzy?

The on-screen-buttons approach is especially klutzy when you want to play back some of the video without the remote control.

They're kind of klutzy, to tell the truth.

The klutzy, clinical term for it, I suppose, would be sadomasochism.

"A real one you can keep and love, who maybe will be smart and not klutzy.

No matter how klutzy a beginner might be, coordination improves markedly with time.

Others are awfully good-I've kind of got them working on the klutzy ones."

The slightly klutzy chair is a simple, generic one, with a hole in its back panel that can be used as a handle.

The French do have a word for the culture that produces this kind of klutzy, mechanical mating dance.

Shy and klutzy, incapable of catching a ball, Moore failed gym 12 times.

"They're kind of klutzy in a funny, cute way.

It left her no less klutzy, though.

Murphy said that she and the woman had had a running joke about how klutzy they were during the dance routines.

Only the neighborhood, a klutzy 1970's redevelopment area west of downtown, counts against it.

Kemp joins him: no longer the klutzy Rick, now an urbane, intelligent man.

The main character is a klutzy private detective named Frank Burly.

She's klutzy by nature, but a good juggler and sometimes catches 15 objects in the air when she accidentally trips.

He's brooding and klutzy one minute, darling and dainty the next.

No klutzy television crowding into your life.