foozles Synonyms

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an act of foozling, a bungling golf stroke, bungle, to manage or play awkwardly

He felt embarrassed after his golf swing resulted in a foozle, sending the ball into the rough.
The magician's trick foozled, revealing the hidden mechanism behind the illusion.
Despite hours of practice, the pianist still managed to foozle the final note of the performance.
The chef was frustrated when his attempt to flambe the dessert foozled, leaving it charred and unappetizing.
The detective's plan to catch the thief foozled when the suspect escaped through a back door.
The comedian's joke foozled, resulting in awkward silence from the audience.
His attempt to impress his date with a fancy dance move foozled, causing him to trip and fall.
The team's strategy foozled when the opposing players anticipated their every move.
The scientist's experiment foozled due to a miscalculation in the measurements.
The sales pitch foozled when the presenter forgot key points and stumbled over words.

an act of foozling, a bungling golf stroke, bungle, to manage or play awkwardly

goofs (up), spoils, ruins, screws up, boots, blows,fumbles, murders, boggles, bumbles

remedies, enhances, reforms, betters, helps, refines, ameliorates,improves, doctors, patches

He felt embarrassed after his golf swing resulted in a foozle, sending the ball into the rough.

The magician's trick foozled, revealing the hidden mechanism behind the illusion.

Despite hours of practice, the pianist still managed to foozle the final note of the performance.

The chef was frustrated when his attempt to flambe the dessert foozled, leaving it charred and unappetizing.