foozle

verb

1. To do something clumsily or awkwardly; to bungle.

   “Every baseball fan is acquainted with the sarcastic reminder, "two hands are the fashion nowadays," often hurled at the infielder who foozles an attempt at a grandstand play in the form of a one-handed catch.”

   “I wouldn't have trusted dear old Monty to break the death of a bluebottle without managing to foozle it somehow.”

noun

1. A fogey.

   “There is an old foozle of a lord, the earl of Ballyduff, who lives in London, and who is determined on nominating to his vacant borough”

2. A mistaken shot in golf.

   “Even poor Mr. Lloyd George cannot go out of his front door, or make a foozle on the ninth green, without being snapshotted, sketched, and probably filmed.”

3. (slang)The final boss character in a game.

   “The original Ultima was a kill-the-foozle type of game where the goal was to destroy the Gem of Power, which was held by an evil wizard named Mondain.”