ppl. a. [f. as prec. + -ED1.] Done or made clumsily or unskilfully.
1618. Bolton, Florus, III. viii. 194. They ventured forth to Sea in bungled Boats.
1787. T. Jefferson, Writ. (1859), II. 310. Spoiling all his plans by a bungled execution.
1825. Waterton, Wand. S. Amer., III. ii. (1879), 316. On the ground he [the sloth] appeared … a bungled composition.
