Big
Clumsy
Clumsy adjective - Lacking or showing a lack of nimbleness in using one's hands.
Nearby Words: clumsiness, clumsily
Both words in one sentence
- They were bowl shaped to deflect spear thrusts and too big and clumsy to use individually.
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They are also the largest extant species of deer which, paired with their enormous antlers, often translates into "big and clumsy".
Source: Moose Are Idiots - Perhaps they were far too big and clumsy (up to several hundred tons, and let's not forget the refrigeration plant) to be deliverable, or else they were far too complex and fussy.
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