ppl. a. [f. BLUNDER v. + -ED1.]

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  † 1.  Mixed, muddled, turbid. Obs. exc. dial.

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1855.  Whitby Gloss., Blunder’d, render’d thick and muddy as liquids appear when the sediment is shaken up.

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  2.  Done or made wrong by blundering; bungled.

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1880.  H. N. Henfrey, in Antiquary, No. 1. 20/1. Pennies of this type with blundered legends…. I have noted eight different blundered reverses.

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1884.  Athenæum, 26 Jan., 123/3. A Saxon or Dano-Saxon penny with a blundered legend.

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