View example sentences, synonyms and word forms for Botch.
Botch meaning
To perform (a task) in an incompetent or unacceptable manner; to make a mess of something. | To do (something) without care or skill, or clumsily. | To mend or repair (something) clumsily.
Example sentences (12)
And when O'Reilly says he will fix a botch job, she says: 'I have seen more intelligent creatures than you lying on their backs at the bottoms of ponds.
Through them, I was introduced to the full scope of Botch’s legacy and the kind of person he truly was.
Early on in their relationship, Margery had been called in to clean up a botch job after a colleague lost his temper with a bot named Arnold, who was having what could only be characterized as a panic attack.
How did our smart county administrators botch it?
America and its allies will command Northeast Asian waters against North Korea’s feeble navy and air force unless they botch things dreadfully.
Reacting to her threats, Amit Malviya said: “It is time Pishi forgets her Oxford publicity botch up and shows actual concern for the farmers of Bengal.
Silver was able to see the NFL botch this similar situation and has taken an entirely different approach.
The station, Fox 5, obtained some of those messages and printed a few, such as: "You better not botch this recount.
While the details surrounding the incident are unclear at the time of this writing, it’s highly unlikely that Alexander will be punished for the botch.
So that's what happens when the phantom thieves kinda botch the mission but defeat the boss.
It’s tough when you botch a five-game win streak by losing at home by six goals to the Canucks.
A roll of '0' is also re-rolled (more than once in cases of especially hazardous activity) as a Botch roll.