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flub

[fluhb] / flʌb /


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It was the sort of public flub that might have derailed any other startup, but it was quickly forgotten as Musk moved on to his next viral moment.

From The Wall Street Journal

If a scout flubs a detail in a meeting, Dombrowski is the first to notice—an ability that sends a message to his entire staff.

From The Wall Street Journal

Iamealeava stays after practice to correct throws he flubbed, repeating them each at least five times.

From Los Angeles Times

The script is lean enough that there really isn’t room for narrative flubs besides one breakdown that’s a bit too convenient.

From Los Angeles Times

Perhaps the most famous flub was committed by Yale economics professor Irving Fisher on Oct.

From Los Angeles Times