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fumbleMeaning:
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to use your hands in a way that is not smooth or steady or careful when you are doing something or looking for something
She fumbled with the glasses as she brought them in.
Don't fumble with anything during an interview.
Tom fumbled around in the darkness.
She fumbled with a piece of paper.
Tom fumbled for his keys.
She fumbled around in the darkness.
I fumbled for the torch.
He fumbled with the keys before finding the right one.
He fumbled the job so badly that the situation had to be fixed by a professional.
Tom fumbled in his pocket for the keys.
Added on 2021-11-14 | by
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