misprint
[noun mis-print, mis-print; verb mis-print]
noun
verb (used with object)
to print incorrectly.
Origin of misprint
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Related Words for misprint
omission, misstep, aberration, fault, lapse, miscalculation, blunder, inaccuracy, snafu, confusion, gaffe, misconception, oversight, inadvertence, misapplication, delusion, slip, trip, misapprehension, illusionExamples from the Web for misprint
Contemporary Examples of misprint
It may be perfectly true that Mitt Romney was meeting with people at Bain & Co (or it may have been a misprint by the Herald).
Historical Examples of misprint
The given name of Emerson was Dearborn, and not "Danborn," which is a misprint.
If such a misprint were found, it might quite naturally be attributed to carelessness.
The Book-HunterJohn Hill Burton
Brown University, misprint in quoting its charter, 154, 155.
The Booklover and His BooksHarry Lyman Koopman
Oxford students cause a misprint in the marriage service, 154.
The Booklover and His BooksHarry Lyman Koopman
Footnote 28: This "3" in the copy before me may be a misprint for "8."
Story of the War in South AfricaCaptain A. T. Mahan, U.S.N.
misprint
noun (ˈmɪsˌprɪnt)
verb (ˌmɪsˈprɪnt)
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