bungle

noun. To tickle the area formally known as the gooch.

He bungled his roommate several times that night, none of which he was aware of.

by Mr. 210 January 07, 2007

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Bungled

To be constantly hounded by someone, usually in a working environment.

Head Accountant: Have you done the work i've asked you to do yet?

Accountant: You asked me that 5 minutes ago, and only gave me the work 6 minutes ago! GIVE ME A BREAK

Head Accountant: I think your attitude towards your work demands a private meeting... NOW.

Accountant: Don't you want this task done? I thought we were supposed to be busy?

Head Accountant: *gormless look* walks to meeting room

Accountant to colleague: I'll be back in an hour or two - I've just been Bungled again!

by Billy_G February 26, 2009

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Bungle

From the latin Bungleous Chivalrus. The bungle is a marsupial found in moderate climates usually near forrests. Has a short spotty coat and large sensitive ears. See also (Chival)

The bungle craves green things.

by Chival Veroux February 24, 2005

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