slip of the pen's Usage Examples:

In this determination he made a mistake, possibly a slip of the pen, putting the stars 10 times too close.

A crux is more serious or extensive than a simple slip of the pen or typographical error.

same): slip of the tongue lapsus calami: slip of the pen With the variation of lapsus clavis: slip of the typewriter lapsus.

1311 that Mia, Gattin des [wife of] Werner Waltersbacher sold her slip of the pen of her endowment on a house.

leavidens" in a caption, this is usually seen as a lapsus calami (or "slip of the pen") because this species is not further mentioned.

A slip of the pen by an army clerk when drawing up a list of officers for promotion,.

writing or speaking lapsus calami inadvertent typographical error, slip of the pen   lapsus linguae inadvertent speech error, slip of the tongue   lapsus.

her memoirs list her birth date as 1744, they are footnoted as a "slip of the pen".

Sovereign Lord the King" (referring to William IV), this must be a slip of the pen.

describes the route southward from Champa toward Sumatra, but by a slip of the pen the name "Java" (which Polo did not himself visit) was substituted.

Meanwhile, a clerk's slip of the pen while compiling a military duty roster results in the inclusion in.

It has been conjectured that this account represents a slip of the pen, and should read "David Bonjorn and his son".

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private secretary) states that the date of 17 January is erroneous ("a slip of the pen, or a misprint") and claims that the most likely date is 17 February.

record in 1588 from the empirical treasury in Vienna may be due to a slip of the pen, as Lorck is mentioned with all the other ‘’Hartschier’’s that had.

Civitavecchia (apud Civitatem vetulam), rather than Orvieto (Urbs vetula)—a slip of the pen.

private secretary), states that the date of 17 January is erroneous ("a slip of the pen, or a misprint") and claims that the most likely date is 17 February.

" seems to be a little slip of the pen that gives the game away; Bakhuizen, p.

Synonyms:

move; steal;

Antonyms:

stand still; take; starve;