Hooray for Wednesday when I get to fool about with another word that has caught my fancy. This time it is a wonderful word, being French in origin and sounding far nicer than the meaning of it is! May I present to you…..
Maladroit. Oh this poor word blunders and bumbles through life, blissfully buggering up everything it touches! It is ham-fisted and heavy-handed, stumbling and lumbering, tripping over anything in its path.
Being ungainly and uncoordinated, it is graceless and gawky, with its butterfingers and two left feet; a piteous sight to behold. A clumsy klutz who is both inept and incompetent….sounds a lot like me on the dancefloor!!
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Such a pretty word, ironic, isn’t it?
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Yes. It certainly is ☺
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I think this could be used to describe me on occasion too Judy! Great word and wonderful description of it too!
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Thank you, it suits me to a T!
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😀
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Great word!
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Thanks, 🙂
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A tough one to fit into a song, but a wonderful word none the less!
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You are right there, it would be really tough! 🙂
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I always look forward to your Wacky Word Wednesday postings. Another great one!! 🙂
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I’m glad you liked it,. It is a wonderful word, that makes me laugh 🙂
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This is a new one on me, Ed, but wonderful all the same
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Yes it is a great word 🙂
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I like the French origins of the word mal- sickness or ill, droit -right. A sickness of the right so probably a left handed person unable to use their right hand for things, maybe for drawing the sword? Only a guess of course but the right hand rules of course.
xxx Huge Hugs xxx
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Yes, I often wondered why it was a sickness of the right! Being left-handed, I think in my case, malagauche would be more apt in more ways than one!
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