muffed

UK
/mʌft/
US
/mʌft/
muffedadjective
more muffed
Comp.
most muffed
Super.
UK
/mʌft/
US
/mʌft/
Used attributively; past participle of the verb "muff" functioning as an adjective.
Translations
The muffed performance left the audience disappointed.
Запоротое выступление оставило зрителей разочарованными.
Definitions
Done poorly or clumsily; bungled.
The muffed attempt to fix the car only made the problem worse.
Informal: annoyed or irritated.
She was rather muffed about the sudden cancellation.
muffverb

muffed

Past Simple

muffed
Past Simple
muffed
Past Participle
muffing
Gerund
UK
/mʌf/
US
/mʌf/
Translations
He muffed his chance to win the game.
Он запорол свой шанс выиграть игру.
She muffed the presentation by forgetting her lines.
Она испортила презентацию, забыв свои реплики.
The player muffed the catch during the crucial moment.
Игрок промахнулся при ловле в решающий момент.
Additional translations
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Definitions
To handle a situation or task clumsily or ineptly.
He muffed his chance to win the game by missing the final shot.
To fail to catch or hold a ball properly in sports.
The outfielder muffed the easy fly ball, allowing the opposing team to score.
Synonyms
muffnoun
Definitions
A warm tubular covering for the hands, typically made of fur or other warm material.
She wore a muff to keep her hands warm during the winter walk.
A mistake or failure to catch or hold a ball in sports.
The player's muff of the easy catch cost the team a crucial point.
Vulgar slang. A woman's pubic hair or genitals.
He was reprimanded for using an offensive remark about a woman's muff.
A protective covering placed over a microphone or camera to reduce wind noise.
The sound engineer slipped a muff over the boom mic before shooting the outdoor scene.