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flub something up
to mess something up; to ruin something. I saw you play in the tournament last Friday. You really flubbed it up, if you don't mind me saying so. You really flubbed up the tournament.
See also: up

flub the dub

Inf. to fail to do the right thing. Martin is flubbing the dub with the fund-raising campaign. Please don't flub the dub this time.
See also: dub

flub up

to make an error. I flubbed up again!
See also: up


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It certainly isn't necessary, but Flubber made sure to include the basketball scene from The Absent-Minded Professor, so it seems logical that this remake should include the one scene that everyone remembers as well.
American film director and writer, whose films include Home Alone, Flubber and Planes Trains and Automobiles 1950: Cybill Shepherd Actress.
But latterly his career has lurched from one bad family film to another as he builds an unimpressive CV as the 'go-to' star for sugary dirt such as Jack, Patch Adams or Flubber.
 
 
 
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