error; mistake; blunder

to misunderstand; to mistake; to misconstrue

error; fault; lapse; to make a mistake, often due to carelessness or a miscalculation, such as a service fault in sports

to understand incorrectly; to misread a situation or person

to delay; to hold up; to waste time or miss an opportunity, resulting in a negative outcome or interference with a task

The difference between an observed, measured, or calculated value and the true or exact value, often in a technical, mathematical, or scientific context

to lead someone in the wrong direction; to misguide

Long-standing mistaken ideas or deeply ingrained wrong ways of doing things.

To delay or postpone, or a setback caused by such a delay, often resulting in unfortunate consequences or missed opportunities

to diagnose a medical condition incorrectly; an incorrect diagnosis

accurate and containing no errors; verified as correct

to accidentally injure or wound someone through a mistake

to take a wrong step in life; to be misled into a wrong or evil path due to ignorance or carelessness

to make an incorrect judgment, or an instance of such an error; specifically used for a miscarriage of justice in law or an incorrect ruling in sports

to affect adversely or cause bad consequences due to a mistake; to mislead; to spoil

to kill someone accidentally or without the intention to commit murder

error; falsehood; a mistaken idea or belief that does not match reality

to make an unintentional slip of the tongue or misread a character due to carelessness

To delay work or business; to make a botch of things or bungle a matter.

to use incorrectly or improperly; an instance of such use

(of an incompetent or lazy teacher) to hamper students' progress or misguide them

to identify or recognize incorrectly; to mistake one person or thing for another

To cause a holdup or delay in the progress of work

to happen upon something by chance; to succeed or stumble into a situation through a stroke of luck or a series of accidents

to neglect or harm state affairs; to cause the nation to suffer losses

(of public transportation) to be late or delayed; to miss the scheduled time

accurate and without any mistakes; precise

A mistake made while writing due to carelessness

what is right and what is wrong; true and false

(idiom) a clever person may become the victim of their own ingenuity; cleverness may overreach itself. It describes someone who tries to use schemes or clever tactics but ends up harming their own interests.

To misreport or transmit information incorrectly; to misrepresent facts.

to eat something by mistake, such as something poisonous, inedible, or spoiled

to mistakenly or falsely believe; to be misled; to fall for a trick or a lie

To be behind time or exceed a set time limit; to delay or miss a deadline.

literally meaning that sharpening the knife will not delay the woodcutting; time spent on preparation is not wasted and will improve efficiency later

to calculate incorrectly or miscount; an error in calculation or judgment

to hear something incorrectly; to mistake one word or sound for another

An error in a text or a written record; corruption of a text.

malfunction; unintended or incorrect operation of a device or system

to correct errors in a text or publication; specifically used for fixing printing or writing mistakes

an error or fault arising from confusion or a lack of clarity

mistake; error; slip; discrepancy

to miss a mealtime or a regular meal, especially due to work or other commitments

To arrive late and miss a scheduled vehicle like a bus or a train.

to delay or procrastinate, causing something to miss its schedule; to be late in doing something

To fail to meet a set time limit or miss an agreed-upon date

To commit errors repeatedly or fail to learn from a previous mistake

compensation money for missed meals or a special allowance paid to employees working overtime or on duty

to disobey instructions or orders and consequently cause a delay in official business or tasks