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mispelled 

how words are often written in urban dictionary
mispelled by mandingoe April 29, 2004

idk man what word do i put onto urban dictonart i am bored and stuff i also just misspled missplled and damn i can't speel 

i'm supposed to be doing homework rn but i'm doing this...
mom: Are you doing your homework?
son: Sure... and im tottaly not putting a entry for a word called: idk man what word do i put onto urban dictonart i am bored and stuff i also just misspled missplled and damn i can't speel

misspelled

A word that describes a word that isn't spelled right.
The word mispelled is misspelled.
misspelled by LahTiger August 31, 2014

misspellems 

A misspelled word or set of words from writing lazily, typically from someone using English as a second language.
Bogdan: I'm tryign 2 catch th train
Bernadette: Are you typing lazily again?
Bogdan: Sorry, too many misspellems

missmelled 

Mistaking a smell for another smell. Usually caused by a subconcious want for the smell or two similar smells.
Ugh it smells like dog poo in here... No, wait... that's SNIFF SNIFF pumpkin pie. I totally missmelled that; sorry mom.
missmelled by poke her November 23, 2009

missplelled 

Originally a typo for "misspelled", has come to mean "to screw up". Can be used figuratively or literally. Usually carries a negative connotation and is related to sex crimes.
Sylvia missplelled Nao.
missplelled by um someone September 5, 2004
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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Larpenomics

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