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- Dictionaryflub/flʌb/
verb
- 1. botch or bungle (something): "she glanced at her notes and flubbed her lines"
noun
- 1. a thing badly or clumsily done; a blunder: "the textbooks are littered with flubs"
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Flub is a verb or noun that means to make a mess of or botch something, or an act or instance of doing so. Learn the synonyms, examples, word history, and related articles of flub from Merriam-Webster.
to fail or make a mistake, esp. when performing: [ I ] He really flubbed badly by not catching the ball. [ T ] Sheila flubbed her lines in the second act. (Definition of flub from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of flub.
Flub is an informal verb that means to fail or make a mistake, especially when performing. Learn how to use it in sentences, how to pronounce it and how to translate it in different languages.
Flub is an informal word for a mistake or a blunder, or to perform poorly or bungle something. Learn how to use flub in a sentence, its origin, synonyms and related words.
To flub something is to really mess it up. When a movie actor flubs his lines, the scene can be filmed again. But, if he's a stage actor, there's no way to fix the mistake. Even a star basketball player flubs an easy layup sometimes, and the very best students occasionally flub a quiz.
Flub is a verb meaning to perform poorly or make a blunder. It can also be a noun for an embarrassing mistake. Learn more about its usage, history and synonyms.
Flub is an informal word that means to botch or bungle something, or an embarrassing mistake or blunder. Find out the origin, pronunciation, and examples of flub and its related terms.
