mislaunder
mislaunder verb: to launder incorrectly.
Verb
mislaunder (third-person singular simple present mislaunders, present participle mislaundering, simple past and past participle mislaundered)
- To launder incorrectly.
- He notes that while a good quality hotel towel is good for 250-300 washings, most "don't reach the end of their life cycle" because they are either taken by hotel guests as "souvenirs" or are mislaundered.1988, Textile World - Volume 138, Issues 3-12, page 48
- Nylon's natural hue is grayish and it will revert if mislaundered.1999, Christa Weil, Secondhand Chic, page 223
Forms of mislaunder
| third-person singular present | mislaunders |
|---|---|
| present participle | mislaundering |
| past participle | mislaundered |
| past | mislaundered |
Origin of mislaunder
From mis- + launder.
Questions about mislaunder
- What does mislaunder mean?
- Mislaunder means to launder incorrectly.
- What part of speech is mislaunder?
- Mislaunder is a verb.
- What is the past tense of mislaunder?
- The past tense of mislaunder is mislaundered.
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