muddler:
(plural: ‘muddlers‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘u’ rhymes with the letter ‘u’ in “but” or “mud”)
a person who talks, moves and behaves in a confused way, often as a result of taking too much alcohol;
a person who mismanages or spoils something because of lack of knowledge or experience,
a muddler?
This street has the highest number of bars and night clubs and it’s no wonder you run into a muddler every five minutes. (those who have too much to drink)
She called him a muddler several times, and he seemed not to mind being called a muddler as he really seemed to be muddling through. (‘to muddle’ = in this context, to manage to get through something awkwardly)
After a series of defeats in the international political and business battles, the president is lovingly termed the greatest muddler by the international media.
The government is blaming the muddlers in the Opposition for the failure of several welfare schemes that are designed to uplift the living conditions of the nation’s poor.
