outfumble

verb

out·​fum·​ble ˌau̇t-ˈfəm-bəl 

outfumbled; outfumbling

transitive verb

: to fumble or falter more than

… the Broncos could become the most horrendous loser in Super Bowl history, going 0-5 to outfumble the 0-4 Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings.

—Hubert Mizell

"They would outfumble anyone at the restaurant, when it comes to paying for the lunch tab," Mr. [Norman] Flynn said jokingly.

—Ellen James Martin

Word History

First Known Use

1908, in the meaning defined above