clumsier

adjective

SayKLUM-zee-erUS/ˈklʌmziɚ/UK/ˈklʌmziə/

1 meaning of clumsier

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adjective
Comparative of clumsy. Use it to say someone or something is more awkward or less skillful than another.
He gets clumsier when he is tired and starts dropping things.
The new puppy is even clumsier than the old dog.
Note

clumsier is a form of clumsy

clumsy, adjective: Moving in an awkward way and often tripping, dropping things, or bumping into things. Full entry

Forms: clumsyclumsier comparativeclumsiest superlative
Spelling: clumsy → clumsier: change y to i, add -er

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