Blunderers [noun]

I, a rough blunderer, do more than blow out the lamp: I throw away the wick and all is over.

Her trail being well marked and with her scent strong upon it, she knew it could be no ignorant blunderer that drew near.

Then the discomfited experimenter told herself that she was a blunderer.

I beg your pardon, Mr. Roberts; I'm an ignorant blunderer; I did feel for the moment as though everything were lost.

A sudden crash announced that the Blunderer had fallen into the middle of a delicate machine and smashed it into bits.

The Blunderer glanced at the sceptre, the jewelled ball of which was nearly as large as his head.

Our hero's first act was to take off the Blunderer's heavy armor and pile it in one corner of the room.

“Blunderer be ——” But he nevertheless lowered his tone, for the listeners could distinguish nothing more.

She tried to tell herself that Freddie was just an amiable blunderer who spoke without sense or reason, but it was no use.

Peter was not blunderer enough to tell Mrs. D'Alloi that he too, saw a change.