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flub

UK
/flʌb/
US
/flʌb/
flubnoun
flubs
pl
UK
/flʌb/
US
/flʌb/
Translations
bourdeFamilier.
The actor's flub during the live broadcast was quickly corrected by his co-star.
La bourde de l'acteur pendant le direct a été vite corrigée par sa partenaire.
Additional translations
bévue
Definitions
A mistake or blunder, especially one made in a performance or speech.
The actor's flub during the live broadcast was quickly corrected by his co-star.
Synonyms
mistake
lapse
goof
misstep
slip-up
mishap
fumble
gaffe
error
blunder
flubverb
flubbed
Past Simple
flubbed
Past Participle
flubbing
Gerund
UK
/flʌb/
US
/flʌb/
Translations
raterFamilier.
He flubbed his lines during the play, causing the audience to laugh.
Il a raté ses répliques pendant la pièce, ce qui a fait rire le public.
Additional translations
bâcler
Definitions
To perform a task or action poorly or clumsily.
He flubbed his lines during the play, causing the audience to laugh.
To make a mistake or error, especially in a performance or presentation.
She flubbed the presentation by forgetting the key points.
Synonyms
botch
screw up
mismanage
fumble
mess up
bungle
blunder
flubpast participle
Definitions
Botched or bungled; done in an inept manner.
The proposal was a flubbed effort from start to finish.
flubgerund / present participle
Definitions
Making repeated mistakes; performing clumsily.
The flubbing reporter kept mispronouncing the guests' names.
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