misspell

Across the paper was scrawled in pencil, without capital letters, misspelled, and without punctuation: "Unsoundly constructed because resembles an imitation of the French military code and from the Articles of War needlessly deviating."

There is no proper connection either in spelling or in meaning between rhythm and rime (which is generally misspelled 'rhyme').

Just as southerners misspell Middlesbrough, all and sundry, including Ordnance Survey, to my great irritation, misspell Freebrough as "Freeborough".

This well known and much respected leader in diabetes deserved better than having both his names misspell. Shame on you.

University teachers should simply accept as variant spellings those words our students most commonly misspell."

Another helpful practice is to keep a list of the words that you yourself often misspell. You can use this list in two ways.

Genuine Johnny Walker whisky has no `UCP' logo on the side of the closure seal around the bottle top and the fakes misspell the brand as ``Distilleries'' on the neck of the bottle when it should read ``Distillers''.

And it managed to misspell Burghardt's name in the tiny item it devoted to her.

Misspelling meltdown: Not only did we misspell Audre Lorde (not Lord) in Doug Ireland's "Rebuilding the Gay Movement" (July 12) and Susan Linn (not Lin) in Tara Zahra's July 19 "Media Matters," but in Angela Ards's "Rhyme and Resist" (July 26/August 2), we misspelled Malika Sanders (not Malaika) and the rap group Goodie Mob (not Mobb).

There are many ways one could misspell the 'Philippines' that even US President Donald Trump isn't safe from committing the mistake.

Misspell at least one word and be sure to disregard all rules of typography.

I decided to try other variations of DOG in the hopes that I'd misspell one of them.