foozle
- noun
- /ˈfuːzəl/
- Archaic
- He made a foozle when he missed the penalty kick.
Examples
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His final foozle on the golf course cost him the match.
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Despite an early foozle, the team managed to recover and win the game.
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The chef's foozle with the sauce ruined the entire meal.
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That was a major foozle in the final minutes of the game.
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His foozle during the soccer match cost the team a crucial goal.
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She made a foozle when she missed the easy putt on the final hole.
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The player managed to recover quickly from his foozle during the basketball game.
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Etymology
Foozle probably began as a playful word that sounds like a mix of fool and fumble, so imagine a 'foolish fumble' on the golf course. That's why it means 'a clumsy or bungled attempt'.