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1 Pfuscher
m; -s, -2. österr. (Schwarzarbeiter) person who does (undeclared) jobs on the side; nach Feierabend: moonlighter umg.* * *der Pfuscherbungler; blunderer; botcher* * *Pfụ|scher ['pfʊʃɐ]1. m -s, - (inf) Pfu|sche|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (inf)bungler, botcher (inf)* * *Pfu·scher(in)<-s, ->m(f) (fam)1. SCH cheat* * *der; Pfuschers, Pfuscher, Pfuscherin die; Pfuscher, Pfuschernen (ugs. abwertend) botcher; bungler* * *2. österr (Schwarzarbeiter) person who does (undeclared) jobs on the side; nach Feierabend: moonlighter umg* * *der; Pfuschers, Pfuscher, Pfuscherin die; Pfuscher, Pfuschernen (ugs. abwertend) botcher; bungler* * *- m.bungler n. -
2 Stümper
m; -s, -; pej. bungler; bei manueller Arbeit: botcher; hier waren Stümper am Werk Reparatur etc.: this has been botched* * *der Stümpercobbler; smatterer; fumbler* * *Stụ̈m|per ['ʃtʏmpɐ]1. m -s, -, Stüm|pe|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (pej)1) amateur2) (= Pfuscher) bungler* * *Stüm·per(in)<-s, ->[ˈʃtʏmpɐ]m(f) (pej) bungler, incompetent* * *der; Stümpers, Stümper (abwertend) botcher; bungler* * *hier waren Stümper am Werk Reparatur etc: this has been botched* * *der; Stümpers, Stümper (abwertend) botcher; bungler* * *- m.fumbler n. -
3 Flickschuster
1. altm. shoe repairer, cobbler2. fig. pej. (Stümper) bungler* * *der Flickschustershoemender* * *Flịck|schus|ter(in)m(f) (old)cobbler; (fig pej) bungler (inf), botcher (inf)* * *(a person who mends shoes.) cobbler* * *Flick·schus·ter(in)* * *1. obs shoe repairer, cobbler2. fig pej (Stümper) bungler* * *m.cobbler n. -
4 Flickschusterin
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5 Pfuscher
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6 Murkser
mugs.1. botcher coll.2. bungler
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botcher — botch·er … English syllables
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