botch
31Botch — A complete and total failure, usually leading to undesired results. The epitome of screwups. Don t botch the moonshine like you did last time remember? When you poisoned half the town? …
32botch it — ruin it, do it wrong, blow it When you bake bread for the first time, it s easy to botch it …
33botch — informal verb carry out (a task) badly or carelessly. noun (also botch up) a badly carried out task. Derivatives botcher noun Origin ME (in the sense repair but orig. not implying clumsiness): of unknown origin …
34botch (up) — Verb. 1. To build or repair in a makeshift manner. 2. To do something badly. Noun. 1. A makeshift construction or repair. 2. A thing done badly. * All the meanings and uses of botch are informal. Cf. bodge …
35botch (up) — Verb. 1. To build or repair in a makeshift manner. 2. To do something badly. Noun. 1. A makeshift construction or repair. 2. A thing done badly. * All the meanings and uses of botch are informal. Cf. bodge …
36botch up — See: botch I …
37botch-up — See: botch II …
38botch — v. & n. (also bodge) v.tr. 1 bungle; do badly. 2 patch or repair clumsily. n. bungled or spoilt work (made a botch of it). Derivatives: botcher n. Etymology: ME: orig. unkn …
39botch´er — botch1 «boch», verb, noun. –v.t. 1. to spoil by poor work; bungle. 2. to repair clumsily or imperfectly. –n. 1. a poor piece of work. 2. a clumsy patch. ╂[Middle English bocchen; origin uncertain] –botch´er, no …
40Botch (groupe) — Botch était un groupe de hardcore/mathcore originaire de Tacoma, dans l État de Washington, formé en 1993 et séparé en 2002. Le groupe sortit deux albums et une série de plus petites productions parmi lesquelles de nombreux singles et EP. Leur… …
