Mistake

What do we mean by mistake?

An error or fault resulting from defective judgment, deficient knowledge, or carelessness. noun

A misconception or misunderstanding. noun

To understand wrongly; misinterpret. intransitive verb

To recognize or identify incorrectly. intransitive verb

To make a mistake; err. intransitive verb

L. To take wrongly; appropriate erroneously or through misapprehension.

To take or choose erroneously; choose amiss, as between alternatives; regard (something) as other than it is: as, to mistake one's road or bearings; to mistake a fixed star for a planet.

To take in a wrong sense; conceive or understand erroneously; misunderstand; misjudge: as, to mistake one's meaning or intentions.

To make a mistake; be in error; be wrong; misapprehend.

To take a wrong part; transgress.

To err in advice, opinion, or judgment; be under a misapprehension or misconception; be unintentionally in error.

An error in action, opinion, or judgment; especially, misconception, misapprehension, or misunderstanding; an erroneous view, act, or omission, arising from ignorance, confusion, misplaced confidence, etc.; a slip; a fault; an error; a blunder. noun

In law, an erroneous mental conception that influences the will and leads to action. Pomeroy. noun

Synonyms Error, Bull, etc. See blunder. noun

To err in knowledge, perception, opinion, or judgment; to commit an unintentional error. intransitive verb

An apprehending wrongly; a misconception; a misunderstanding; a fault in opinion or judgment; an unintentional error of conduct. noun

Misconception, error, which when non-negligent may be ground for rescinding a contract, or for refusing to perform it. noun

Surely; without fail. noun

To take or choose wrongly. transitive verb

To take in a wrong sense; to misunderstand misapprehend, or misconceive transitive verb

An error; a blunder.

A pitch which was intended to be pitched in a hard-to-hit location, but instead ends up in an easy-to-hit place.

The new bitch playing Rodrick in the new 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' movie. Urban Dictionary

A mistake is sombody who was born by accident, often reffered to as "the broken condom" or "the one night stand." the mistake is often not liked in the family and will generally do bad in life. Urban Dictionary

An action that leads to the word, "Oops?" See fool, sin, error, marriage Urban Dictionary

The screwed up things that we do that can't be changed. But we must learn from them cuz we can't undo them . Urban Dictionary

The things that happen when under the influence of drugs or alcohol Urban Dictionary

A mis-take, in the play that is life. Much like an error in a movie production. Urban Dictionary

An error or fault or deficient knowledge Urban Dictionary

What your mum made when you were born Urban Dictionary

You Urban Dictionary

When you fuck an ugly bitch then come in her pussy, so then, later, you realize the condom has broken. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mistake:
mistake, mismake.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mistake:
corrected, mistakes, error, wrong, lap, correct, goalkeeper, thinking, think, tries, telling.

Words that rhyme with mistake:
awake, break, take, cake, make, forsake, snake, wake, stake, shake, opaque, rake, partake, undertake, lake, brake, sake, steak, fake, ache, flake, overtake, earthquake, intake, pancake, bake, namesake, uptake, drake, betake, headache, snowflake, jake, slake, retake, quake, outbreak, hake, rattlesnake, caique, remake, keepsake, mandrake, blake, strake, crake, handshake, piece of cake, heartache, daybreak, heartbreak, cupcake, yake, ake, bellyache, cheesecake, double take, milkshake, spake, sweepstake, outtake, fruitcake, shortcake, backache, pound cake, pake, beefsteak, kittiwake, haik, muckrake, shaykh, hot cake, paik, claik, give and take, oxbow lake, potato pancake, fish cake, hotcake, naik, dake, green snake, stomach ache, king snake, shaikh, clake, straik, scotch pancake, strip steak, angel cake, shaik, milk snake, johnny cake, coffee break, carpet snake, crumb cake, milk shake, tax break, marble cake, coral snake.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mistake:
great, same, big, serious, common, fatal, terrible, grave, biggest, greater, greatest, bad, fundamental, major, huge, single, honest, stupid, tragic, sad, worst, gross, dreadful, mutual, unfortunate, costly, slight, grievous, simple, horrible, tactical, slightest, strange, obvious, foolish, initial, disastrous, mere, profound, grand, awful, dangerous, frequent, innocent, silly, easy, strategic, colossal, curious, ghastly, crucial, opposite, unilateral, expensive, egregious, absurd, worse, hideous, minor, careless, occasional, classic, least, cardinal, logical, ridiculous, enormous, fearful, bigger, elementary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mistake:
proofing, continued, number.

Consonant match to mistake:
mystic, mastic, mystique, mistook, mistic, mustac, mestek, mostek, must talk, my stock.

Words that sound like mistake:
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