blunderin

'There I was, fookin' blunderin 'about the place, wallowin' in self-pity, hatin 'everythin', trustin 'nobody, comin' t'the depressin 'conclusion that absolutely nothin' in my fooked-up world is real, including myself, an 'suddenly I meet a bird who's so real it en't funny.

High Society Elton, Ben 2002

What dun yo think but th 'blunderin' foo, -- at after o 'that had bin said to him, -- went and' liver't th 'weshin'-machine at th' church, an 'th' organ at th 'Hollins Farm. "

Th' Barrel Organ Edwin Waugh 1853

Death was better than a blind blunderin among the stars-where our ignorance would soon ki us anyway.

The High Crusade Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1960

They can't nobody help likin 'him, he's so nice; but ever'body laughs at him, he says sich blunderin' things sometimes.

The Fotygraft Album Shown to the New Neighbor by Rebecca Sparks Peters Aged Eleven Frank Wing

Susan Jane, "he said cheerily," I guess no one but you could put up with a blunderin 'old feller like me.

Janet of the Dunes

"I'll say this," remarked Penhallow, "if I had anything I wanted to hide and didn't want any fools blunderin 'into, I couldn't pick a likelier place to hide it in than this one -- whether it was gold or a body."

Across the Mesa Helen Bagg 1935

Still, I can't help knowin 'there's better ways to go at it than blunderin' along as I have to, an 'sometimes I can't help wishin'

Flood Tide Sara Ware Bassett 1920

That was the bitter bit, a-limpin 'and a-blunderin';

Rhymes of a Red Cross Man 1916

That's what that blunderin 'steward said when he stepped on my skirt and tore the gatherin' all loose.

Kent Knowles: Quahaug Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907

Smeshin 'and blunderin' and destroyin ', and there' e 'is!

The War in the Air 1906