misspeaking

Given the pressure, occasional misspeaking must be forgiven.

On the left's theory that misspeaking is a searing gauge of intelligence, Gore was an imbecile.

Unthinkable that this anomaly might be due to a misspeaking of the orthodox surgical liturgy!

People laughed off the on-camera naps, the continual misspeaking; good luck quickly masked tragedy.

The word frevo is said to come from frever, a misspeaking of the Portuguese word ferver (to boil).

The more we mitigate turpitude with defensive pleas of diminished competence, the more our lies become mere misspeaking, our wrongs mere mistakes of judgment.

Blumenthal's commanding officer in 1974 and 1975, Larry Baldino of Woodbridge, CT, addressed the misspeaking in a letter to the editor to the New Haven Register.

But John Harrington of the Boston Red Sox, chairman of the expansion committee, visited Warner last month during an ownership blitz of Capitol Hill, and maybe the only misspeaking Grayson Winterling did was in speaking at all about the matter.