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Definition of awkward
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of awkward is as below...
Awkward
(a.)
Wanting
dexterity
in the use of the
hands,
or of
instruments;
not
dexterous;
without
skill;
clumsy;
wanting
ease,
grace,
or
effectiveness
in
movement;
ungraceful;
as, he was
awkward
at a
trick;
an
awkward
boy..
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Gawky
::
Gawky
(superl.)
Foolish
and
awkward;
clumsy;
clownish;
as, gawky
behavior.
-- n. A
fellow
who is
awkward
from being
overgrown,
or from
stupidity,
a
gawk..
Aukward
::
Aukward
(a.) See
Awkward.
Muffish
::
Muffish
(a.)
Stupid;
awkward.
Fumble
::
Fumble
(v. i.) To grope about in
perplexity;
to seek
awkwardly;
as, to
fumble
for an
excuse..
Awkward
::
Awkward
(a.)
Wanting
dexterity
in the use of the
hands,
or of
instruments;
not
dexterous;
without
skill;
clumsy;
wanting
ease,
grace,
or
effectiveness
in
movement;
ungraceful;
as, he was
awkward
at a
trick;
an
awkward
boy..
Put
::
Put (n.) A
rustic;
a
clown;
an
awkward
or
uncouth
person.
Muff
::
Muff (v. t.) To
handle
awkwardly;
to
fumble;
to fail to hold, as a ball, in
catching
it..
Dowdy
::
Dowdy
(superl.)
Showing
a
vulgar
taste in
dress;
awkward
and
slovenly
in
dress;
vulgar-looking.
Clumsy
::
Clumsy
(superl.)
Without
skill or
grace;
wanting
dexterity,
nimbleness,
or
readiness;
stiff;
awkward,
as if
benumbed;
unwieldy;
unhandy;
hence;
ill-made,
misshapen,
or
inappropriate;
as, a
clumsy
person;
a
clumsy
workman;
clumsy
fingers;
a
clumsy
gesture;
a
clumsy
excuse..
Srawls
::
Sprawl
(v. i.) To move, when lying down, with
awkward
extension
and
motions
of the
limbs;
to
scramble
in
creeping..
Gaucherie
::
Gaucherie
(n.) An
awkward
action;
clumsiness;
boorishness.
Mauther
::
Mauther
(n.) A girl; esp., a
great,
awkward
girl; a
wench..
Calf
::
Calf (n.) An
awkward
or silly boy or young man; any silly
person;
a dolt.
Scrawl
::
Scrawl
(v. t.) To draw or mark
awkwardly
and
irregularly;
to write
hastily
and
carelessly;
to
scratch;
to
scribble;
as, to
scrawl
a
letter..
Bunglingly
::
Bunglingly
(adv.)
Clumsily;
awkwardly.
Looby
::
Looby (n.) An
awkward,
clumsy
fellow;
a
lubber..
Scrambling
::
Scrambling
(a.)
Confused
and
irregular;
awkward;
scambling.
Have
::
Have (v. t.) To put in an
awkward
position;
to have the
advantage
of; as, that is where he had him..
Wammel
::
Wammel
(v. i.) To move
irregularly
or
awkwardly;
to
wamble,
or
wabble..
Lummox
::
Lummox
(n.) A fat,
ungainly,
stupid
person;
an
awkward
bungler..
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