missuggest

Verb

missuggest (third-person singular simple present missuggests, present participle missuggesting, simple past and past participle missuggested)

1. To make a missuggestion; to suggest erroneously.
   • Correct me if I am missuggesting; you stated that there were 28,000 actual serious crimes committed in 1965 —I believe it was that year — and only 1,000 convictions , which means that the chances are, roughly, 28 to 1 of getting off scot free — that one can commit an act of violence, a serious...1967, United States. Congress. House. Committee on the District of Columbia, Anticrime Legislation, page 38
   • That means to contend with the skeptic in the faculty lounge, to contend with the cynic at the cocktail party or Sunday picnic, to contend with the administrator who misdirects, or with my colleague who missuggests, or with the legislator who misrepresents, or with the politician who misleads.1982, Proceedings of the Representative Assembly of the National Education Association of the United States, page 16