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mischannel

mischannel verb: to channel badly or wrongly.

Verb

mischannel (third-person singular simple present mischannels, present participle (US) mischanneling or (UK) mischannelling, simple past and past participle (US) mischanneled or (UK) mischannelled)

  1. To channel badly or wrongly.

Forms of mischannel

third-person singular presentmischannels
present participle USmischanneling
present participle UKmischannelling
past participle USmischanneled
past USmischanneled
past participle UKmischannelled
past UKmischannelled

Origin of mischannel

From mis- + channel.

Questions about mischannel

What does mischannel mean?
Mischannel means to channel badly or wrongly.
What part of speech is mischannel?
Mischannel is a verb.
What is the past tense of mischannel?
The past tense of mischannel is mischanneled.

Words near mischannel in the dictionary

  1. mischanced
  2. mischanceful
  3. mischances
  4. mischancing
  5. mischancy
  6. mischannel
  7. mischanneled
  8. mischanneling
  9. mischannelled
  10. mischannelling
  11. mischannels

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