Misspelling in a sentence

A running gag, for example, has Snow White comically misspelling the simplest words, even though she is part of Scroll Club so one assumes that she can at least read.

Users started reporting the misspelling in September, and Asus remained mum since then, likely hoping it’ll never make the news.

Campaign finance records also show that Defend Texas Liberty gave $18,000 to "Influencable LLC" - an apparent misspelling - days before the Texas House made its investigation into Paxton public.

Williams had said she was “shocked” during mail ballot processing when a worker pointed out the presence of a ballot with Ryncavage’s name misspelled because ballots with the misspelling were supposed to be segregated.

There’s the name, an intentional misspelling that chef Dominic Valenzuela applied to help set his truck apart from the competition.

And the indictment against them has more amazing details because it alleges that they funneled foreign money to U.S. political campaigns and one of the brilliant ways that Fruman apparently tried to evade detection was by misspelling his own name.

At the same time, there have already been reported cases of mistakes in the register, with many who fulfil the citizenship criteria being on the list because of misspelling of names or for other unknown reasons.

Didn't you guys have the wonderful mr. blogdovicth ( misspelling intentional) too?

One example was KG, which stood for “no good”, but the “no” was spelt “know” as a deliberate, stylised misspelling, just like we see online.

Sometimes, the birth of creative scientific terms can be unintentional: A simple misspelling of ‘shift’ led to the creation of the ‘’ scale in chemistry.

Pedantic and incorrect arguments, coupled with a misspelling of the name of one of your principal sources for your made-up history – why, Goldbell, it’s almost as if you’re not even trying.

They just wouldn’t have been going for a play on words, just an outright misspelling that their pea brains didn’t catch.

According to The New York Times citation and Quayle's memoirs, he was relying on cards provided by the school, which Quayle says included the misspelling.

Another interpretation is that the misspelling represented the "Ill" in the word Illinois.

An undeclared variable was by default being declared by first occurrence—thus misspelling might lead to unpredictable results.

Her stupidity manifests in many ways, from forgetting ideas on the spot to mispronouncing or misspelling simple words.

However, the question remains open whether this was a misspelling or his Christian name.

In Jasper Fforde 's novel "The Well of Lost Plots", Uriah Hope becomes Uriah Heep through contact with the misspelling vyrus.

Other representation Other usage * "K" replacing "C" in Satiric misspelling * K is the unit symbol for the Kelvin temperature scale.

Similarly, while some believe that racket came about as a misspelling of racquet, racket is in fact the older spelling: it has been in use since the 16th century, with racquet only showing up later in the 19th century as a variant of racket.