mishear

I admit to feeling sympathetic to his mishearing the name.

Perhaps I had simply been mishearing all these years?

In spite of your efforts, there may be mishearing and misunderstandings.

This could be because of mishearing the caller or stamping the wrong number by mistake.

Whenever I ask her about Emily's skills, she seems to mishear me.

Perhaps due to people mishearing the name, it evolved into Rudgeway.

It was also common for European explorers to mishear native words, or to transcribe them poorly.

"How could you overlook burning synagogues or mishear the cries of the mistreated?"

Mishearing a bid is not a problem.

"Your Grace, did this one's worthless ears mishear you?"

The comedy begins when members of the crowd mishear his statements of peace, love and tolerance.

This happened due to Jenna mishearing the interviewer and thinking he meant theater troupes.

These variations may have resulted from mishearing an unfamiliar word or trying to intensify a word's meaning by extending its length.

By the two beards of Imtal, you are mishearing.

"Yeah, tell her to eat it," Grotesk said, evidently mishearing.

The lyrics are famously easy to mishear.

Had you heard Miller's anecdote about Dylan mishearing the Beatles before?

I did not mishear her.

But I remained annoyed, so I pretended to mishear.

I didn't want to mishear this.

Mistakenly - mishearing the name, perhaps - the person who answered said Mrs. Morrison had been moved to another floor.

Luckily, Ricky has a tendency to mishear Chucks words.

Did I mishear that?

Did he mishear?

"Did I mishear your name, sir?