anamorphosis, blunder upon, butcher, do carelessly, fudge up, lash up, misdraw, murder, roughhew, slovenliness, toss together
Definitionn. an embarrassing mistake
Last update: September 9, 2015
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His face was full of botches. [Please select]
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The weak and the botched shall perish: first principle of _our_ charity. [Please select]
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Of course her father had made a botch of it. [Please select]
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How you have hacked and botched my finest stone. [Please select]
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And if I do say it myself, it hasn't been botched," he admitted." [Please select]
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Nobody but Fanchette could have made them look anything but a botch. [Please select]
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I have botched the thing from beginning to end. [Please select]
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You couldn't botch it worsen Hammer has, and you might do some good. [Please select]
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Crooked botched print. [Please select]
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It is safe to say that without training such men would have botched the job and instead of being praised to the skies would have sunk into oblivion under the heap of public scorn. [Please select]
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"Yes, and have old man Hudgins discover him when he finds his boat is gone," sneered Jack, "you'd have made a fine botch of this if it hadn't been for me." [Please select]
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