an actual error or mistake (misplaced action, or mis-spoken dialogue by a performer), usually embarrassing or humorous, made by a performer during filming; also known as a goof, flaw or flub; see also continuity Examples: in Jurassic Park (1993), the name of a common dinosaur (Stegosaurus) was spelled incorrectly; in the cafeteria scene at Mt. Rushmore in North by Northwest (1959), a boy extra in the cafeteria of Mt. Rushmore plugs his ears before a gun goes off; or in The Invisible Man (1933) when Claude Rains strips to avoid police, he leaves visible shoe prints in the snow; probably the most frequent flub in films is the appearance of the boom mike

an embarrassing mistake

a kind of an all out fluff

Hand held 40mm grenade launcher M79

the M-79 grenade launcher. A 40-millimeter, shotgunlike weapon that shoots spin-armed "balls" or small grenades. Also known as a blooker.

A bull with very little bucking ability that jumps and kicks or just runs around the arena.

A is a white squid with a blackened face that appeared as an underwater enemy in the original Super Mario Bros. for NES, often pursuing Mario through the water. A fireball is needed to defeat them underwater, because Mario cannot jump when swimming. In Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, they can be found in levels other than water levels and have the ability to "swim" through the air.

Light-weight fore sail similar to a spinnaker but set without a pole.

a weakly hit fly ball

A surface lure that is retrieved with a jerking rod action which causes it to make a bloop sound as it moves across the water.

An error in speech made by on-camera talent.