Blundering [verb]

Despite Facebook saying that it doesn’t read WhatsApp messages, years of data privacy blunders have hurt the company’s reputation with some users, especially those who already mistrust it and other technology giants because of politics.

Back in June, the town even named a new city park after the blubbery blunder.

Down he goes under my leg—I go blundering over him twenty miles an hour.

Hollister could imagine him roused to blind, blundering fury by the least suspicious action on Myra's part.

Blundering Borlsovers, unnecessarily unnatural, extraordinarily eccentric, culpably curious.

"We'll have to get that blundering caretaker away from there," whispered Will.

It will save you from the blundering of some young constable.

I could barely see my way between the empty graves, and in blundering about among the coffins I tripped and fell headlong.

The lover started away slowly and sullenly on her trail, with only a glance at this blundering stranger.

That had you not come blundering in, one more of Aptor's spies would have yielded up his secrets and then been reduced to ashes.