1. to engage in clumsy or bungling behavior; to mess something up in a disorganized way
Usage: informal; often used in golf to describe a poor swing or missed shot

1. an act or instance of foozling; a clumsy mistake or bungled attempt
Usage: informal

Examples

• He spent the afternoon foozling around in the garage, unable to fix the broken shelf.
• The golfer's foozling on the final hole cost him the tournament.
• Stop foozling with that computer; you're making it worse.
• Her foozling of the presentation left the audience confused.
• They were foozling about in the kitchen, trying to bake a cake without a recipe.
• His constant foozling meant the project fell behind schedule.