clumsiest
Least graceful mover
Clumsiest is the superlative form of clumsy, which has a range of somewhat overlapping meanings.
The commonest is the idea of lacking dexterity or skill: He’s too clumsy to play tennis.
A clumsy effort or explanation is ineffective and probably not well thought out.
Someone who is clumsy is liable to make mistakes or errors in judgment.
Planned travel somewhere
- fallDescend under gravity
- tumbleUncontrolled rolling descent
- stumbleLose footing momentarily
- spillAccidental liquid release
slip · collision · misstep · drop · crash · topple · knock over · bump
Lacking grace or ease
- ungainlyLacking ease of movement
- uncoordinatedLacking physical grace
- lumberingMoving heavily and awkwardly
- gawkyAwkwardly tall and clumsy
stumbling · fumbling · bumbling · oafish · ungraceful · stiff · clunky · shambling
Lacking skill or competence
- maladroitLacking physical deftness
- gracelessLacking smoothness or charm
- gaucheSocially awkward, unrefined
- unhandyLacking manual dexterity
hapless · accident-prone · klutzy · unpolished · careless · heedless · reckless · incautious
trip
Planned travel somewhere
spill · slip · collision · misstep · drop · crash · topple · knock over · bump · bang
awkward
Lacking grace or ease
- ungainlyLacking ease of movement
- uncoordinatedLacking physical grace
- lumberingMoving heavily and awkwardly
gawky · stumbling · fumbling · bumbling · oafish · ungraceful · stiff · clunky · shambling · heavy-footed
inept
Lacking skill or competence
- maladroitLacking physical deftness
- gracelessLacking smoothness or charm
- gaucheSocially awkward, unrefined
unhandy · hapless · accident-prone · klutzy · unpolished · careless · heedless · reckless · incautious · blundering
fumble
Handle with clumsy fingers
- butterfingersClumsy dropper of things
- dropperTube dispensing liquid drops
- mishandleManage incompetently or roughly
muff · bobble · juggle · grasp · grip · clutch · snag · catch · grab · ham-handed
blunder
Foolish, costly mistake
faux pas · slip-up · flub · botch · goof · bungle · blooper · screw-up · fiasco · snafu