mispaste

English

Etymology

From mis- +‎ paste.

Verb

mispaste (third-person singular simple present mispastes, present participle mispasting, simple past and past participle mispasted)

To paste incorrectly.
- 1951, School Arts - Volume 51, page 18:
  One of the girls said later, "I had much trouble making this picture, mispasting the scraps, putting on too much paste, etc.
- 1987, River Styx - Issues 21-24, page 10:
  An historian should not mispaste his memories.
- 2021, Nick Montfort, Exploratory Programming for the Arts and Humanities, page 129:
  The result should be 170, assuming you didn't add spaces anywhere or mistype or mispaste the text.

Anagrams

et passim, passtime, timepass, sitemaps, site maps, pastimes, impastes, pass-time