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Synonym for blunder [noun]
The synonym blunder synonymous definition words:
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Further results for the word "blunder"
failed [adjective]
means "unsuccessful"fruitless, futile, ineffectual, blunder, bungled, screwed up
fault [noun]
means "mistake"error, blunder, misdeed, slip
faux pas [noun]
means "embarrassing mistake"error, blunder, mishap, calamity, set-back, gaffe
flunk [verb]
means "fail"fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop, founder
gaffe [noun]
means "embarrassing mistake"error, blunder, mishap, calamity, set-back, contretemps
inaccuracy [noun]
means "error"blunder, mistake, slip
indiscretion [noun]
means "error"mistake, oversight, blunder, lapse, fault, slip
misapprehend [verb]
means "err"blunder, overlook, slip, confound, trip, mistake
misconceive [verb]
means "err"blunder, overlook, slip, confound, trip, misapprehend
misfire [verb]
means "flunk"fall short, flounder, blunder, falter, flop, founder
mismanage [verb]
means "bungle"blunder, fumble, fail, mess up, foul up, misconduct
mistake [verb]
means "err"blunder, overlook, slip, confound, trip, misapprehend
mistake [noun]
means "error"blunder, erratum, fault, inaccuracy, oversight, slip
peccadillo [noun]
means "error"mistake, slip, blunder, lapse, boner
screw up [verb]
means "make a mistake"miscalculate, botch, bungle, foul up, mishandle, blunder
slip [verb]
means "action"err, mistake, blunder
slip [noun]
means "mistake"error, oversight, blunder, lapse, fault, indiscretion
trip [noun]
means "mistake"error, blunder, oversight, slip, lapse, miss
unsuccessful [adjective]
means "failed"fruitless, futile, ineffectual, blunder, bungled, screwed up
amateurish [adjective]
means "inept"inapt, blundering, bungling, clumsy, unhandy, tactless
bungling [adjective]
means "inept"inapt, blundering, clumsy, amateurish, unhandy, tactless
lumbering [adjective]
means "clumsy"awkward, blundering, ponderous, hulking, bumbling, ungainly
unhandy [adjective]
means "inept"inapt, blundering, bungling, amateurish, clumsy, tactless
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