| 20 answers for: Awkward, clumsy |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| HAMFISTED | Awkward, clumsy |
| UNGAINLY | Awkward, clumsy |
| INEPT | Awkward, clumsy |
| GAWKY | Awkward, clumsy |
| GAUCHE | Awkward, clumsy, naive (6) |
| LUBBER | Big, awkward, clumsy person (6) |
| TACKY | Awkward, clumsy (5) |
| CLODHOPPER | Informal word for a large heavy boot or shoe; a country bumpkin, peasant, pleb or yokel; an awkward, clumsy or foolish person; or, a wheatear (10) |
| LUMBER | A word for an awkward, clumsy or heavy movement; a pawnshop; useless odds and ends; disused bulky furniture, inconveniently stored away; or, roughly sawn timber (6) |
| LUGS | Baskets or boxes for harvested berries or vegetables; drags, hauls or pulls of heavy suitcases; sideflaps of caps; poles or sticks; awkward clumsy oafs; or, in Scotland, chimney-corners, ears or ingle |
| GAUCHERIE | From the French for "left", the quality of being awkward, clumsy, maladroit or socially inept, apparently as if right-handedly bereft (9) |
| OAFISH | Clumsy and awkward |
| BUTTERFINGERS | "Clumsy!" |
| SLOSH | Be clumsy with a pail |
| BOOR | Clumsy one |
| TORPE | Clumsy, in Callao |
| OAFS | Clumsy crew |
| DAGWOODBUMPSTEAD | Clumsy, comic commuter? |
| CLOG | Clumsy shoe |
| WALRUS | Clumsy |
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