blunder, (v) to make foolish or careless mistake; to move clumsily and carelessly; (n) a serious of thoughtless mistakes, cancel, to call off or do away with; to cross out with lines or other marks to show that it cannot be used again, continuous, going on without a stop or break, distribute, to give out in share; to shatter or spread, document, (n) written or printed record that give information or proof; (v) to support with evidence, fragile, easily broken or damaged; requiring special handling or care, myth, an old story that explains why something is or how it came to be; something imaginary, reject, to refuse to accept, agree to, believe, or use, scuffle, to fight or struggle closely with, solitary, living or being alone; being the only one, temporary, lasting or used for a limited time, veteran, a former member of the armed forces; an experienced person; (adj.) having much experience in some job or field

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