Once having received a job interview, or having made a sale - blowing it by keeping to talk too long.
Robert Bork borked himself at the supreme court nomination hearings.
She interviewed for the job successfully in the first five minutes, but she just wouldn't shut up.
I had that couple ready to buy an insurance policy, but I borked it by pushing too hard on the details.
She interviewed for the job successfully in the first five minutes, but she just wouldn't shut up.
I had that couple ready to buy an insurance policy, but I borked it by pushing too hard on the details.
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A term used to describe writing loaded with misspelllings, transposed letters and misspaced words (i.e. suppose dto) where any attempt to read it, as written, aloud sounds like the Swedish Chef.
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