How to pronounce“misspell”in English

And if you misspell SERVI, we tried to capture as many of those domain names as possible with the misspellings.

suggestion when you misspell?

But it's misspelled.

when it's misspelled. And it's weird, because you have to know English well enough to understand when things are really misspelled correctly, right?

correct formal note almost every word misspelled but a very formal and correct note and this this show this is Vanderbilt you know he never had a

The problem is that there is a word that is misspelled in this story, and it's not just any word.

So we found out doing an algorithm that Guinness was misspelled 2,500 times in our database on the day of Saint Patrick's Day.

So we tried to avoid that by adding a lot of aliases for common misspelled words.

have period sometimes they're just fragments sometimes um every word is misspelled and a jumbled mess and there might be four adjectives when I only

example his early letters had um Not only would every word be misspelled I found some letters in which he misspelled the same three-letter word

I'm happy to report in my 16 years there I haven't I haven't misspelled Arthur or Sulzberger, and many of the stories

When I was in the 8th grade I turned in a paper on Emerson and I had 29 misspelled words and I got a C. C's were not acceptable in our household.

I had 32 misspelled words and got an A+.

weird thing about is that number one, the falls are misspelled it's always Douglass dash Houghton and his name's not hyphenated.

So one of the things that we countered was, people would have very interesting misconceived notions about why people misspell things.

But we did instantly get a little sign, put it on a board, and wrote, stop this now but all misspelled

You know, how the yearbook staff will do in high school, when you're like, my name is misspelled, and they're like, yeah, but we work really hard!

Misspelling both the title and author of your favorite book, as this Rhode Island girl had done,

message the word "Syracuse," like the name of the town in upstate New York, which is also the name of an, a city in the ancient world, Greek city, is misspelled.

So these are people who are very intelligent, and this is what I tell people, it's like, "No, they're not misspelling because they don't know how to spell English."