mislaying

"Have you any idea, Keith, how serious the mislaying of an action despatch can be?"

His passing consists of the occasional Scholes-esque beauty with Gerrard-esque mislaying of simple ten yards sideways passes.

The mislaying of the report relating to the Commission meeting, during which the penalty in the Flèchard case was decimated, is nothing short of a mockery.

Slips of the tongue and the pen are the classical parapraxes, but psychoanalytic theory also embraces such phenomena as misreadings, mishearings, temporary forgettings, and the mislaying and losing of objects.

Ten years ago, Ms. Dorrie struck a sensitive nerve in Germany with "Men . . .," a razor-sharp examination of the endemic miscommunication between sexes and the mislaying of political ideals for material gain.

He also says that Fouquier Tinville has declared that he is tired of Labussière's continual mislaying of the lists of the condemned and that he will hold him responsible in future-in fact, if Labussière does not make out his lists more accurately, he may make out his own condemnation.