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Mislay

verb
(past & past part. mislaid; pres. part. mislaying)
1.
Place (something) where one cannot find it again.  Synonyms: lose, misplace.






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"Mislay" Quotes from Famous Books



... give me a dozen pairs of silk, stitched with gold to stiffen them,' she said. 'You shall have six; but send your cousin in quest of the Islands of the Blest. They lie well out in the Western Ocean. If you can make him mislay his compass he will ...
— The Fifth Queen • Ford Madox Ford

... my life; so saucy, so journalish, so sanguine, so pretending, so everything. I satisfied all your fears in my last: all is gone well, as you say; yet you are an impudent slut to be so positive; you will swagger so upon your sagacity that we shall never have done. Pray don't mislay your reply; I would certainly print it, if I had it here: how long is it? I suppose half a sheet: was the answer written in Ireland? Yes, yes, you shall have a letter when you come from Ballygall. ...
— The Journal to Stella • Jonathan Swift



Words linked to "Mislay" :   lay, place, set, put, position, pose



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