botching
Meaning
of Botch
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
After botching the wash, Toad gets into a fight with the barge-woman, who tosses him into the canal.
PHILADELPHIA — Across the country, Democratic governors battling coronavirus have bashed President Donald Trump for botching the federal response, upstaged him on television, and even trolled him by proudly reappropriating his derogatory nicknames.
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The acts gradually disintegrate – Heidi nearly destroys the set by botching a swing, Abi, the Indian mystic, incapacitates himself by contorting his head into his rectum, and Sid's tribble -like pets are crushed by a barrel.
Democrats accused the White House of botching its efforts and preventing health officials and scientists from properly informing the public about the extent of the threat.
“Just an amazing pattern of lawyers showing up with what they say are the most important cases ever filed and botching the basics,” Heath tweeted on Wednesday.