n. A cover into which both hands may be thrust in order to keep them warm.n. The whitethroat, Sylvia cinerea. Macgillirray. Also muffet.n. A cylinder of blown glass ready for slitting and spreading open in the flattening-furnace to form a plate.n. A joiningtube or coupler for uniting two pipes end to end.To mumble; speak indistinctly.To perform clumsily or badly; fail, as in some attempt in playing a game; muddle; make a mess of.Specifically, in ball-playing, to fail to hold (the ball) when it comes into the hands.To act clumsily or badly, especially in playing a game, as in receiving a ball into one's hands and failing to hold it.n. A simpleton; a stupid or weak-spirited person.n. An inefficient apprentice craftsman.n. Anything done in a clumsy or bungling fashion, as a bad stroke of play in a game of ball; specifically, in ball-playing, failure to hold a ball that comes into one's hands.n. A lap or fleece of fibrous material, such as the lap of waste cotton, which is taken from the comb of a combing-machine.