stumblesome

English

Etymology

From stumble +‎ -some.

Adjective

stumblesome (comparative more stumblesome, superlative most stumblesome)

1. Characterised or marked by stumbling
   • 2010, Zach Lawrence, Reclaiming the Soul of Halbert Halburt - Book 2:

     He walked over, although somewhat stumblesome in his drunkenness and effortlessly slid a cabinet of fine wine bottles over on smoothly oiled tracks revealing an ironclad safe.

   • 2015, Stephen J. Lind, A Charlie Brown Religion:

     The stumblesome little character at the front of the pack would be none other than good ol' Charlie Brown.