Flubs

The acronym comment was just one of Biden's flubs at the event.

Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin said Trump’s flubs are much worse, from saying Biden would start “World War II” if he gets a second term to appearing in a video deposition to mistake a photo of E. Jean Carroll for one of his second wife.

Overcoming a reputation for verbal flubs, Barack Obama’s former vice president pushed through a massive Covid recovery plan and a green industry scheme.

The flubs drew wide criticism from online onlookers.

EDMONTON — The Opposition in Alberta says the government's $30-million energy war room has been such a cavalcade of flubs and mistakes that it.

While Biden’s at times halting and often meandering manner of speaking can lead to verbal stumbles — and has resulted in genuine gaffes over his decades in public life — Trump’s attempt to manufacture flubs speaks of a certain desperation.

Sienna Miller, a British actress who usually does good work, flubs her turn as the grizzled narc.

Two costly flubs in the Champions League final have left the Liverpool 'keeper with haunting memories.

You’re so *flubs lips*’ And I can’t talk and then we both just start laughing and it’s so funny.

In the Day 1 keynote CEO Satya Nadella took a break from bragging about not being in the news for privacy and security flubs by claiming that large companies embracing AI have a moral responsibility to consider the ethics of artificial intelligence.

The original Fuckup Night was in 2014, put on by a group of friends in Mexico City’s start-up scene who complained that they were tired of hearing about founders’ successes and wanted to hear about their flubs.