muffs (Meaning)
muffs
a bungling performance, a clumsy or bungled performance, a soft thick tubelike covering with open ends in which both hands may be inserted for protection from cold, to act or do something stupidly or clumsily, to muff a ball compare fumble, to handle awkwardly, to fail to hold (a ball) when attempting a catch, a warm tubular covering for the hands, a failure to hold a ball in attempting a catch
Synonyms & Antonyms of muffs
muffs Sentence Examples
- The team suffered a crushing defeat, muffs and all.
- The quarterback's inaccurate throws led to several muffs by the receivers.
- The batter's clumsy muffs caused them to strike out twice in a row.
- The pianist's muffs during the performance drew audible gasps from the audience.
- The surgeon's muffs during the delicate procedure resulted in complications.
- The actor's muffs during the live show left the audience in stitches.
- The student's muffs on the exam cost them a potential scholarship.
- The chef's muffs in the kitchen led to a disastrous dinner party.
- The politician's muffs during the debate exposed their lack of preparation.
- The model's muffs on the runway caused a stir among the fashion critics.
FAQs About the word muffs
a bungling performance, a clumsy or bungled performance, a soft thick tubelike covering with open ends in which both hands may be inserted for protection from c
fumbles, boots, blows, bumbles, butchers, murders, botches, bobbles, goofs (up), fluffs
improves, rectifies, reforms, doctors, repairs, betters, enhances,remedies, ameliorates, helps
The team suffered a crushing defeat, muffs and all.
The quarterback's inaccurate throws led to several muffs by the receivers.
The batter's clumsy muffs caused them to strike out twice in a row.
The pianist's muffs during the performance drew audible gasps from the audience.
