Bungled

Bungled means to fail an opportunity

"This was a once in a lifetime opportunity, and I bungled it!"

by polishedrelish March 25, 2019

bungle

A person who is foolish, inept or clumsy. Derived from a rather camp bear character on children's show 'Rainbow' who was forever making mistakes and being embarassed.

You are such a bungle.

I felt like a right bungle.

by Mr S June 4, 2004

bungle

(verb). To bungle is to tickle the area between one's anus and scrotal sack (i.e. "gooch").

I bungled Gabe several times that night, none of which he was aware of.

by Mr. 210 December 9, 2008

Bungled

when a situation is sketchy, awkward, or crunchy

Man, Holly was BUNGLED last night!

by YELLOWMEANSGREEN May 7, 2011

bungled

The act of poor peformance usually resulting in failure.

Playing Football:

(Guy 1's ball goes high over the crossbar)

Guy 1: Yeah yeah, did you see my wicked shot then.

Guy 2: What you on about?, you bungled it.

by Talos September 6, 2005

bungle

(verb) to cock something up, to make a bad job of it, to complete a task incompetently.

The plumber bungled the cistern repair. Now it's raining through the ceiling.

by Alarick September 6, 2006

Bungling

To dress up in a crude bear suit and hang around with overly jolly people in brightly coloured clothing.

Where's Josh? Oh he's out bungling down the ice cream social

by StoatsJackson December 28, 2012