Botchy

/ˈbɑtʃi/ adjective

Definition

Characterized by poor workmanship, bungling, or clumsy execution; done badly or in a sloppy manner.

Etymology

From 'botch' plus the adjectival suffix '-y,' which converts verbs or nouns into adjectives describing the quality or character of something.

Kelly Says

This adjective perfectly captures that 'it works, but barely' feeling—like a botchy repair that looks like it could fall apart any second!

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