Stümper.
bungler, botcher, slacker (someone who habitually performs badly, due to lack of skill or care)
Meaning & usage
bungler, botcher, slacker (someone who habitually performs badly, due to lack of skill or care)
Where this word comes from
From northern Middle High German and Middle Low German stümper. Derived from the cognate of Stumpf (“stump”). Cognate with Dutch stumper.
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