Error

What do we mean by error?

An act, assertion, or belief that unintentionally deviates from what is correct, right, or true. noun

The condition of having incorrect or false knowledge. noun

The act or an instance of deviating from an accepted code of behavior. noun

A mistake. noun

The difference between a computed or measured value and a true or theoretically correct value. noun

A defensive fielding or throwing misplay by a player when a play normally should have resulted in an out or prevented an advance by a base runner. noun

In base-ball, a failure by one of the fielders to put out an opponent when he has the opportunity; a misplay by which a runner secures a base. noun

In law, upon an appeal, to reverse the judgment or other determination of the court below, on account of error in its proceedings.

A wandering; a devious and uncertain course. noun

A deviation from the truth; a discrepancy between what is thought to be true and what is true; an unintentional positive falsity; a false proposition or mode of thought. noun

An inaccuracy due to oversight or accident; something different from what was intended, especially in speaking, writing, or printing: as, a clerical error (which see, below). noun

A wrong-doing; a moral fault; a sin, especially one that is not very heinous. noun

The difference between the observed or otherwise determined value of a physical quantity and the true value: also called the true error. noun

In law, a mistake in a judicial determination of a court, whether in deciding wrongly on the merits or ruling wrongly on an incidental point, to the prejudice of the rights of a party. noun

Perplexity; anxiety; concern. noun

A wandering; a roving or irregular course. noun

A wandering or deviation from the right course or standard; irregularity; mistake; inaccuracy; something made wrong or left wrong noun

A departing or deviation from the truth; falsity; false notion; wrong opinion; mistake; misapprehension. noun

A moral offense; violation of duty; a sin or transgression; iniquity; fault. noun

The difference between the approximate result and the true result; -- used particularly in the rule of double position. noun

The state, quality, or condition of being wrong.

A mistake; an accidental wrong action or a false statement not made deliberately.

Sin; transgression.

A failure to complete a task, usually involving a premature termination.

The difference between a measured or calculated value and a true one.

A play which is scored as having been made incorrectly.

One or more mistakes in a trial that could be grounds for review of the judgement.

Any alteration in the DNA chemical structure occurring during DNA replication, recombination or repairing.

What the computer (or technology in general) is full of. A computer's MOST FAVORiTE word ever, and its VERY MOST FAVORiTE thing to do. Errors are not really mistakes; computers (and other similar devices) just do them on purpose to tick people off. Urban Dictionary

What myspace is full of. Urban Dictionary

When your computer freezes then starts playing an annoying sound over and over again, driving you so insane you decide to jump off a bridge with your computer in one hand and the manual in the other. Urban Dictionary

Some unexpected outcomes that no one wants. Urban Dictionary

Something that happens on Windows 98 too much. Urban Dictionary

Jake paul Urban Dictionary

When something goes wrong it is known as an error. Usually pronounced using a drunken slur Urban Dictionary

A stupid, dumb, computer mistake that is more than a mistake. Happens a lot when you download a virus on Windows XP. Urban Dictionary

When something goes wrong usually used with anything to do with computers occors a lot on any microsoft based operating system especially on a programming language invented by sun microsystems particularly when you are on a deadline Urban Dictionary

Probably some hot enbys name, glitchcore or emo aesthetic, they're probably also gay Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to error:
error, terror, errol, erron, erro, errer, errr.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word error:
correction, corrected, errors, variance, approximation, deviation, detection, checking, judgement, probability, mistake, measurement, sampling, inning, incorrect, bias, bits, estimate, judgment, versus, accuracy, algorithm, correct, median, message, messages, measurements, detected, random, sample, formula, variable, calculated, handling, income, signal, vector, mean, noise, accurate, bit, rate, width, wrong, zero, confidence, code, function, estimates, input, absolute, linear, measured, margin, occurs, values, value, matrix, ways, recovery, data, false, sum, output, percentage, rates, reporting, difference, analysis, procedure, failure, method.

Words that rhyme with error:
terror, bearer, carer, seafarer, fairer, parer, darer, barer, preparer, wearer, rarer, standard-bearer, sharer, airer, squarer, lehrer, farer, ferrer, starer, scarer, sparer, pairer, terrar, harar, holy terror, reign of terror, snarer, little terror, aquarius the water bearer, stretcher-bearer, scherrer, harer, kehrer, color bearer, eyeglass wearer, sherrer, air her, aware her, bare er, bare her, bear her, care her, chair her, compare her, dare her, declare her, ensnare her, ere her, everywhere her, fair her, hair her, impair her, mare her, mehrer, pair her, pare her, prayer her, prepare her, repair her, scare her, scharer, sehr er, share her, snare her, spare her, square her, stare her, swear her, tear her, there her, ware er, wear her, where er, where her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe error:
standard, and, common, probable, human, trial, serious, experimental, fatal, systematic, mean, fundamental, random, relative, average, grave, possible, refractive, maximum, total, absolute, gross, typographical, inborn, square, squared, clerical, considerable, slight, significant, constant, statistical, tactical, grievous, residual, state, technical, greatest, vulgar, time, appreciable, obvious, reversible, scribal, logical, minimum, opposite, popular, potential, less, dangerous, smaller, overall, off, frequent, grammatical, angular, tragic, minor, substantial, egregious, slightest, apparent, smallest, manifest, least.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective error:
correction, correcting, handling, message, free, detection, code, control, analysis, routine, rate, checking, codes, prone, detecting, status, flag, stat, rtn, msg, file, messages, line, recovery, exception, learning, record, indicator, count, components, type, estimation, report, trap, rec, handler, based, condition, end, proofing, function, choice, exit, tolerant, reduction, signal, driven, resilient, switch, section, propagation, tape, performance, check, list, probability, trapping, variables, operation, open, sources, estimates, errors, out, reporting, term, controlled, program, continues, cause, see, continued, related, paragraph, description, models, index, resilience, probabilities, screen, corrected, trigger, close, proof, bounds, resolution, vector, failure, prevention, processing, the.

Consonant match to error:
era, aura, eerie, arrow, aerie, erie, ora, aero, airy, ara, arie, eyrie, ira, erra, ari, ary, eirie, oro, henri, ori, aurae, aro, ero, aurei, ory, arey, eary, airer, aero-, arrha, arrah, aarau, arrau, ayrie, aeri-, irey, arau, r o, ara a, r a, r i, airey, r e, a row, aer a, ai re, air a, air he, air her, air high, air how, air i, air o, air re, air who, ar a, ar e, ar he, ar i, ar o, are a, are her, are high, are i, are re, are who, aura a, e ray, e re, e ro, ear a, ear he, ear her, ear i, ear o, era a, ere a, ere he, ere her, ere i, eroh, err a, err i, err who, eyre who, ha re, hair a, hair he, hair her, hair high, hair i, hair o, hair who, har a, har i, hara a, hare a, hare he, hare i, hare who.

Words that sound like error:
error, arer, airer, erreur, errore, orer, air, terror, era, ary, airy, heir, ery, errors, err, ere, airs, bearer, carer, aire, fairer, heirs, wearer, aer, aether, arie, eyre, rarer, sharer, aerie, errs, escher, eri, eyrie, farer, erra, aira, barer, aare, arra, eyr, ayres, esher, harer, arah, ayre, aera, ehr, -ary, -ery, airey, parer, ferrer, terrer, darer, eira, ezer, lehrer, aery, eher, ehre, aere, erre, eyres, airi, eair, eyra, airier, pairer, enterer, terrore, aeri, scherrer, sherrer, arij, kehrer, ezr, aeri-, eyry, eyrir, tror, rrrr, crer, scheurer, terreur, arrow, aero, aired, ared, airt, aird, airo, aher, a r, aero-, airth, airee, aeger, -eer, asshur.