1. to fumble more or worse than someone else; to exceed in fumbling or clumsiness
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outfumble'; informal

1. characterized by fumbling more clumsily or ineffectively than expected or than a comparison
Usage: informal; often used in sports contexts

Examples

• The quarterback was outfumbling his backup all season long.
• His outfumbling performance in the kitchen made cooking dinner a disaster.
• She kept outfumbling her opponent in the relay race, dropping the baton twice.
• The team's outfumbling defense gave the other side easy scoring opportunities.
• He was outfumbling with the controls, unable to master the new video game.
• Their outfumbling attempts to assemble the furniture left pieces scattered everywhere.