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butterfingers

[ UK /bˈʌtəfˌɪŋɡəz/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who drops things (especially one who cannot catch a ball)

How To Use butterfingers In A Sentence

  • The whole staff was just a bunch of wacky butterfingers who made the same mistake over and over again.
  • 'butterfingers' as he brought up an unbeaten half-century to guide his team out of early trouble on the opening day of the third Test at Bellerive Oval. Sportal.com.au - Latest News Headlines
  • Pakistan has had another attack of the 'butterfingers', costing the tourists the chance to put Australia, and captain Ricky Ponting in particular, under severe pressure on the opening day of the third Test at Bellerive Oval. Latest News - Yahoo!7 News
  • Glasgow's first try had come even before Murray had left the field when flanker Stevie Swindall took advantage of some butterfingers to grab an early touchdown.
  • She was born with butterfingers and was a magnet for disaster, a one-woman wrecking ball. Shore Thing
  • I used to play with my brothers at home, but they always called me 'butterfingers'; so I've quite given it up, and I won't even field for them now. The Nicest Girl in the School A Story of School Life
  • In the past, he has referred to one (Kwame Brown) as "butterfingers" and another (Vladimir Radmanovic) as a "space cadet. NYT > Home Page
  • But the really annoying people said things like ‘hey, I heard what happened, butterfingers.’
  • Newton, much closer in spirit and physique to Hepburn, is funny and lovely throughout, but this is a two-hander and butterfingers Wahlberg isn't there to catch what she so ably throws his way.
  • The result: timeless songs full of jangling guitars and giggling vocals and lyrics about being a lovesick butterfingers in a world of emotional icebergs.
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