Past tense of foozle; messed up, bungled, or fumbled something, usually embarrassingly.
Regular past tense formation from foozle, adding the '-ed' suffix to create the past tense used in late 19th-century British English.
Golf commentators absolutely love saying 'he foozled that shot'—it has the perfect onomatopoetic quality that makes the listener immediately understand the player's disappointed frustration!
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