shambolic
Adjective
Meaning
(British slang) disorderly or chaotic
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it's a shambolic system
After a shambolic attempt to act parts of the script while actually drunk Milland quickly realized that he needed to understand alcoholism.
Although there were doubtless a number of radicals among the ranks of the shambolic Army, most of the veterans were non-political and avowedly patriotic.
Even better, uploaders RUM Entertainment YouTube called the jam a "shambolic stumble", which is… accurate.
He has a similar shambolic but potent charm as Frank Gallagher in Shameless (Brassic co-creator Daniel Brocklehurst wrote the Channel 4 drama).
Iowa, where the presidential primaries began with the shambolic caucuses in February, has become one of the most expensive electoral battlegrounds in the nation.