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| botch [ boch ] |
transitive verb (past and past participle botched, present participle botch·ing, 3rd person present singular botch·es) |
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do something badly: to do something very badly out of clumsiness or lack of care
 managed to botch a simple repair job
botched the piano concerto up
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noun botch (plural botch·es) |
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badly done job: a job or task that has been done very badly
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| [14th century. Origin ?] |
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| botch·er noun |
| botch·i·ly adverb |
| botch·i·ness noun |
| botch·y adjective |
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