clumsiness

The game, unsurprisingly, was a cavalcade of clumsiness.

We saw both sides of Dessers' ability at Hampden, the tidy footwork and calm finish for his first goal, then the clumsiness when getting into space to the left of the Hearts goal only to get the ball caught up in his feet much later on.

"I regret my clumsiness and lack of care in choosing my words and can see the upset and offence they caused," he said.

A child's personality and behavior may change, and clumsiness or stumbling develops between the ages of five and ten.

Her spectacular clumsiness with this question at a very bad time in the campaign news cycle is likely to hurt her but not because of the slavery question which, as we've seen, isn't any kind of deal breaker among Republicans.