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Things fumbling often describes ("fumbling ________")
- incompetence
- skill
- approach
- preposition
- process
- amateur
- embrace
- ignorance
- movements
- eagerness
- democracy
- wits
- efforts
- ineptitude
- lad
- preparations
- manner
- voices
- gestures
- step
- inefficiency
- start
- speech
- lips
- hand
- words
- stage
- schoolboy
- foreboding
- policy
- knock
- way
- watchmen
- explanations
- feet
- advances
- grab
- hands
- multiplication
- hints
- sounds
- slowness
- touches
- help
- gesture
- affair
- mind
- moves
- policies
- experiments
- fool
- fingers
- english
- account
- attempt
- beginning
- detective
- idiot
- response
- search
- noise
- style
- confusion
- reply
- speculations
- ways
- uncertainty
- sound
- haste
- kiss
- adolescent
- boy
- progress
- answer
- awkwardness
- pass
- beginnings
- attempts
- effort
- fashion
- march
- airs
- beginner
- sort
- finger
- motion
- performance
- grasp
- movement
- steps
How fumbling often is described ("________ fumbling")
- desperate
- blind
- governmental
- hasty
- palsied
- palsy
- vague
- bureaucratic
- worst
- rude
- superficial
- embarrassing
- uncertain
- inept
- uneasy
- much
- apparent
- amateurish
- adolescent
- sweet
- clumsy
- painful
- more
- less
- psychic
- hesitant
- momentary
- slow
- little
- continual
- administrative
- nervous
- helpless
- mechanical
- initial
- usual
- constant
- excessive
- tedious
- futile
- frantic
- mere
- impressive
- endless
- key
- considerable
- frequent
- awkward
- occasional
- stealthy
- long
- garrulous
- tentative
- slight
- diplomatic
- inexperienced
- feeble
- ineffectual
- mental
- consequent
- least
- aimless
- uninspired
- intimate
- restless
- drunken
- dreamy
- impotent
- curious
- unnecessary
- petty
- muffled
- early
- dark
- protracted
- verbal
- random
- preliminary
- prolonged
- busy
