| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Flubbed | 4 letters | blew |
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| Flubbed | 5 letters | erred |
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| Flubbed | 6 letters | misdid |
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- Squandered
- Spent unwisely
- Mishandled
- 1814-15 principality for
- Gusted
- Huffed and puffed
- Totally bungled
- Missed, as a chance
- Blasted
- Squandered, as a lead
- Muffed
- Did horribly on, as a tes
- Made a bubble, in a way
- Puffed
- Bungled (an opportunity)
- Sounded (a whistle)
- Played (a horn)
- Erupted
- Gave up, as a lead
- botched up
- exhaled
- Breathed out strongly
- Breathed hard
- Piped down, so we hear
- lost, as a big lead
- Went like the wind
- Botched
- Erupted, as a volcano
- Made (bubbles)
- Tooted (a whistle)
- Tooted
- Moved, as wind
- Gusted, as the wind
- Produced wind to sound rude
- Wasted (chance)
- “It ... my mind away”
- Piped down audibly
- Was windy
- Exploded
- Miserable sounding, what the wind did
- 1814-15 principality for Napoleon
- "Did horribly on, as a test"
- Went away airily with a blue copy
- Went off
- Howled, as the wind
- Ruined, in a way
- Flubbed
- Messed up
- Whiffled
- Sounded a horn
- Inflated a balloon
- Burst suddenly, as a tire
- Used a bubble pipe
- Exploded, as a tire
- Trumpeted
- ...... a fuse (became irate)
- Played a trumpet
- Squalled
- ...... a gasket (saw red)
- Played, as a horn
- Lammed
- Burst
- whistled
- created a gust
- Used a tissue
- Played [horn]
- Huffed and puffed in depressed state
- Filled up a balloon say
- spent recklessly and sounded depressed
- squandered university award, we hear
- What the wind did
- Exhaled heavily
- Played the trumpet
- Lost after leading, perhaps
- moved like the wind
- Expelled air
- exhaled when depressed, say
- "Honey, I .... Up the Kid"; 1992 movie
- "... my mind" ("Left me dumbstruck")
- "It ... my mind!" (amazed me)
- "Her performance ... my mind"
- Used a Breathalyzer
- Made a mess of
- Blustered
- spent frivolously
- Played a harmonica
- Filled with air, ... up
- used a whistle
- emulated the big bad wolf
- Made a wish, on a birthday cake
- Played, as a sax
- ... up (exploded)
- Used a tissue or a trumpet
- "It ... my mind!" ("I was amazed!")
- What some terrible winds did
- Bungled
- played, as a harmonica or horn
- Malfunctioned as a fuse
- played, as a euphonium
- Made a mess of it and scarpered!
- Puffed out In a terrible way
- Made a draught in indigo say
- Squandered contents of table wine
- Exhaled sharply when sad, we hear
- Squandered, as a big lead
- Created, like a bubble
- Impacted by the wind, perhaps
- ...... up (went kaboom)
- Played an ocarina
- .... it; failed
- Made, a bubble
- “Squandered” has a sad sound to it
- Puffed in a suitable way
- Erupted, Like A Volcano
- Homophone Of "Blue"
- "It ...... my mind!" ("Wow!")
- Stormed
- What the wind did in a terrible way
- Puffed and panted
- Past tense of blow
- exhaled sharply to sound erotic
- Was at fault
- Needed to say "Oops"
- Goofed
- Slipped up
- Tripped
- Made a gaffe
- Went off
- Went wrong
- Guessed wrong
- Fouled up
- Was off
- Slipped
- Missed the mark
- Flubbed
- Made an overthrow, say
- Crossed one's i's and dot
- Got things wrong
- Was off base
- Was faulty?
- Overthrew, e.g.
- Miscalculated
- Dropped the ball
- Got it wrong
- Committed a faux pas
- Messed up
- Made a muff
- Blew it
- Was a boob
- Flubbed a fly
- Made a faux pas
- Was mistaken
- Made mistakes
- Did wrong
- Made a mistake
- Queen, meeting communist, was mistaken
- Muffed up
- Blundered
- Went astray
- Mixed up the facts, say
- Screwed up
- queen, blushing, made a mistake
- Took a wrong turn, e.g
- made some mistakes
- Bungled
- made a boo-boo
- Made an error
- Misconducted oneself
- soldiers reflecting on date gone wrong
- chose the wrong path
- Reversing in glider really was wrong
- texted the wrong person, say
- missed the note, say
- made a blunder
- needed an eraser
- misspoke, say
- Misjudged
- Was mistaken queen embarrassed?
- Misspoke
- Made a blunder say
- Strayed
- Wandered from the straight and narrow
- Didn't do right
- Made a goof
- went off course
- Made blunders
- Goofed up
- Committed blunders
- Made an oopsie
- Put down the wrong answer
- miscounted, say
- Flubbed a play
- Wasn't flawless
- Was wrong in making further reductions
- Been wrong
- Muffed one
- Acted in a human way?
- Flubbed it
- Acted humanly
- Fumbled
- Made a boner
- Made slips
- Acted human
- Was wrong
- Stumbled
- Bobbled the ball
- Misplayed
- Missed a pop-up
- Was human
- Sinned
- Did the human thing
- Lapsed
- Miscued
- Made a bull
- Dropped a fly
- Went awry
- Nodded
- Mistook
- Slipped or tripped
- Transgressed
- Miscounted
- Revealed fallibility
- Slipped a cog
- Adhered to the Ptolemaic system
- Threw wildly at Shea
- Bobbled
- Made a blooper
- Wandered
- Gave evidence of fallibility
- Misdid
- Booted one
- Didn't do it right
- Our leading lady socialist sinned
- Blundered being picked up in East End
- Messed things up
- did it wrong
- Queen and socialist strayed
- Another redeveloper has made a mistake
- needed to use "undo send," maybe
- Mistyped a password, say
- Used reply all instead of reply say
- Going west in glider really was wrong
- strayed from the straight and narrow
- Wasn't infallible
- Made a typo, e.g
- Missed the mark, say
- ... on the side of caution
- Didn't do the right thing
- Offended and judged in EastEnders
- transposed letters, say
- "did ... something wrong?"
- queen reflecting on date gone wrong
- was incorrect
- botched up
- Monarch embarrassed having sinned
- dialed the wrong number, say
- Made a wrong move
- gone astray
- Underestimated, say
- Misjudged or judged in EastEnders?
- chose poorly
- Did the wrong thing
- Mucked up
- Hesitant, blushing; made a mistake
- Turned to ref who left, and went wrong
- Scarlet, after hesitation, went amiss
- chose badly
- Made mistakes, sinned
- Strayed in wider redeployment
- Trespassed
- Made a booboo
- after hesitation, socialist was wrong
- Dropped the ball, say
- Strayed, misbehaved
- fucked up
- Case of elder wine was off
- Added incorrectly
- made a mistake in paper redaction
- affirmed one's humanity?
- Got the former royal colour wrong?
- Wasn't right
- Botched
- Wasn't accurate
- Took the wrong path
- Spelled weird 'wierd,' say
- read "stem" as "stern," e.g.
- Erred on
- Handled badly
- Bungled
- Flubbed
- Wrote Wrong, E.G.
- Botched