Mislaid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISLAID in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISLAY, to put in a forgotten place
• unintentionally put (an object) where it cannot readily be found and so lose it temporarily
ADJECTIVE:
• lost temporarily; as especially put in an unaccustomed or forgotten place

Words related to MISLAID

mislay11 mislaying15 mislays12

How to use MISLAID in a sentence

• But it was not a matter of great importance at that time if the stock was mislaid, since there was no one to contest my ownership of it.
• The mess-cook, on the other hand, identified the relic as the stopping, recently mislaid, from one of his back teeth.
• This letter has been mislaid, or it would have been communicated with the other documents at the commencement of the session.
• But ten chances to one, like most women, she had mislaid her bag somewhere else, or left it at home.
• I must have mislaid it, and it was particularly valuable, for it was some nameless thing that Mrs.
• Lately, when hunting for some notes which I had mislaid, I came upon a collection of Advertisements.
• The book had been mislaid years ago, and when it accidentally came to light a strange aroma of old times seemed still to hang about it.
• The last paragraph in their letter gave me the impression that they knew they had the picture but had mislaid it.
• Let us write a model letter for the use of season-ticket holders who have mislaid their tickets.
• The address was duly given, but apparently was afterwards mislaid.
• Whilst she was looking for her pen, which was mislaid, she heard Susanna stirring.
• I believe it afterward died, but unfortunately I have mislaid my notes and cannot now remember the details of the incident.
• He had supposed that this copy had been mislaid, and was not a little relieved to come across it now.
• Harris, who is at present very clamorous for a letter, for he has not heard from me in God knows how long a time, and at this minute I have mislaid his last letters.
• As I have mislaid some of the sheets, I am unable to give it accurately, but I found that three out of every five had lessened in weight.
• The machine guns of the Rough Riders were mislaid, or the mules upon which they had been loaded could not be found at this juncture.
• Perhaps he may have mislaid the little parcel of rice among his baggage.
• Franklin, and he mislaid it, so that it could never be found.
• He had mislaid me once or twice, but in Sloane Square he lost me entirely.
• Unfortunately this has been mislaid, and it is not possible for the Guardian to send you a copy.
• He had never dreamt of the importance of the paper he had so carelessly dropped or mislaid, and would have given all he possessed to have remembered what he had done with it.
• Richards worked at these details a good while, and in the end he thought he remembered things concerning them which must have gotten mislaid in his memory through long neglect.
• She was puzzled and irritated beyond measure, and kept looking in the same place again and again, just as we do when we have mislaid something.
• He fidgeted past his wife to the mantel in search of an imaginary mislaid pencil.
• We had given back to these children of the city no less than a birthright long mislaid.
• I am only sorry you should be concerned about the supposed trouble you give me, by having mislaid my former relation of it.
• They are divided into innumerable societies, and acknowledge a king and queen, the former of which I brought to Europe, but the latter was by accident mislaid at sea.
• Dorothy seems to think Harrold delivered the letter, and it was mislaid in London.
• It was forwarded to us some weeks since, and accidentally mislaid.
• If this adjunct be lost or mislaid the stone is less amenable to transit and almost useless for its original purpose.
• My grandfather seems to have mislaid or lost most of his assets before he died.
• And now it seems to have mislaid the Spring altogether.
• One day, during his work, he mislaid a paper, and in his search for it, had occasion to examine the structure of the grand library table at which he wrote.
• The identity of a woman is mighty apt to get mislaid when dooty compels her to assoome the pants cast aside by the nacheral head of the house in sickness or death.
• This instrument was made to lock both at the top and at the keyboard, but the key of the latter had been mislaid.

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