| I didn't even care when, in my lifelong battle with being a klutz, I dropped the scoop of ice cream off my ice cream cone on the way back to the car. |
| I have a reputation as a klutz, so sporting Band-Aids or bandages is nothing unusual. |
| If a grader were a person, he might be called ungainly, awkward, or even a klutz. |
| Schlepp, nosh, mishmash, chutzpah, schmooze, bagel, klutz, maven, schmaltz: all words that have made their way into English from Yiddish. |
| Like a klutz, she's done this on a narrow stretch of road with a blind bend less than a hundred yards away. |
| She fell to the ground, probably looking like a complete klutz. |
