[
US
/ˈmɪsˈpɹɪnt/
]
VERB
- print incorrectly
NOUN
- a mistake in printed matter resulting from mechanical failures of some kind
How To Use misprint In A Sentence
- Misprints often crop up in the papers.
- Errors are minor; misprints occasionally spoil an excellent, well-researched, and well-illustrated text, though a badly needed index is omitted. Anthony Symondson on "Hardman of Birmingham"
- To augment the brigades 'efforts, TerraCycle also is collecting what's called postindustrial waste from many manufacturers -- which includes excess labels or packaging with misprints that never makes it to market. TerraCycle Fashions a New Life
- Somewhere between the overpriced boutique hotels and the bargain hostels lie the special places with great service, "buena onda" (a good vibe) and rates that make you assume there has been a misprint. South America: Perfect posadas
- (And before you sic me, if "Ferd" is a misprint, it's not mine.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers : News
- I noticed very few misprints or other mistakes.
- Some idiot, either by accident or with purpose, had misprinted it.
- That misprinted movie name is in hundreds of thousands of copies of The Great Unraveling; it will linger forever in the minds of many people who, like us journalists, don't know that there's an error to look for.
- A good editor never once leaves a misprint uncorrected.
- Rare "misprinted" Denver Mint $5 bill with a tiny picture of Dick Cheney sitting in the chair at the Lincoln Memorial Joseph Minton Amann and Tom Breuer: I'll Gladly Stimulate Your Economy for $600
