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I. fum·ble [ˈfʌmbl̩] VB intr

1. fumble (manipulate):

an etw dat [herum]fingern

2. fumble (caress):

3. fumble (feel for):

to fumble for [or about] sth
nach etw dat tasten

4. fumble (in speech):

5. fumble (in American football):

II. fum·ble [ˈfʌmbl̩] VB trans

1. fumble (say wrong):

2. fumble SPORTS:

III. fum·ble [ˈfʌmbl̩] N SPORTS

ˈfum·ble fin·gers <pl -> N Am hum inf

Tollpatsch m <-es, -e>
Present
Ifumble
youfumble
he/she/itfumbles
wefumble
youfumble
theyfumble
Past
Ifumbled
youfumbled
he/she/itfumbled
wefumbled
youfumbled
theyfumbled
Present Perfect
Ihavefumbled
youhavefumbled
he/she/ithasfumbled
wehavefumbled
youhavefumbled
theyhavefumbled
Past Perfect
Ihadfumbled
youhadfumbled
he/she/ithadfumbled
wehadfumbled
youhadfumbled
theyhadfumbled
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