different between mispair vs mispaid
mispair
English
Etymology
mis- +? pair
Verb
mispair (third-person singular simple present mispairs, present participle mispairing, simple past and past participle mispaired)
- To pair incorrectly; to mismatch in twos.
Anagrams
- impairs
mispair From the web:
mispaid
English
Verb
mispaid
- simple past tense and past participle of mispay
mispaid From the web:
- mislaid means
- what does mispaid mean
- what does mispaid
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