inexpertly

Wiping his chin inexpertly with the back of a grizzled hand, he looked up and eyed his visitor interrogatively.

Mrs. Pocket acted on the advice, and inexpertly danced the infant a little in her lap, while the other children played about it.

He inexpertly gave Mrs. Byron quite a shock by the collision of their teeth.

Within a month or two he had become a fair horseman and could rope a steer inexpertly.

Young fellows in their shirt-sleeves tugged inexpertly at the oars of row-boats laden down with young women.