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mistakesnounpl. of mistake a wrong judgmentthey made a mistake when they thought the young pitcher was ready to be called up to the major leagues misapprehensions, miscalculations, misjudgments, missteps, slips, slipups blunders, boners, boobs(British), clinkers, errancies, errors, faults, flubs, fumbles, gaffes, goofs, inaccuracies, lapses, miscues, stumbles, tripsfoul-ups, muffsmisstatementsmisconceptions, misconstructions, misimpressions, misinterpretations, misprisions, misunderstandings an unintentional departure from truth or accuracymade a mistake on the exam that almost cost her a passing grade blunders, bobbles, boo-boos, boobs(British), bricks, clangers(British), clinkers, errors, faults, flubs, fluffs, fumbles, gaffes, gaffs, goofs, inaccuracies, lapses, miscues, missteps, oversights, screwups, slips, slipups, stumbles, trips bloomers, bloopers, boners, howlers, pratfallsfoul-ups, snafusmisapprehensions, miscalculations, miscomprehensions, misconceptions, misconstructions, miscues, misdescriptions, misimpressions, misinterpretations, misjudgments, misreadings, misstatements, misunderstandings accuracies, exactitudes, precisionsinerrancies, infallibilities, perfections to fail to understand the true or actual meaning ofthe auctioneer mistook my nod for a bid, and I ended up buying a painting I don't even like misapprehends, misconstrues, misinterprets, misknows, misperceives, misreads, misses, misunderstands misconceives, misdeems, misjudgesmishears appreciates, apprehends, catches, comprehends, conceives, fathoms, gets, grasps, groks, knows, makes out, penetrates, perceives, savvies, sees, seizes, takes in, understands to make an incorrect judgment regardingyou seriously mistake me if you think I scare so easily miscalculates, misconceives, misdeems, misestimates, misgauges, misjudges, mismeasures misapprehends, misconstrues, misinterprets, misknows, misperceives, misunderstandsoverestimates, overrates, overvaluesmisesteems, underestimates, underrates, undervaluesmiscounts, misreckons to fail to differentiate (a thing) from something similar or relatedshe mistook physical attraction for love conflates, confounds, confuses, mixes (up) lumps (together)misapplies, miscalls, misidentifies, misnames differences, differentiates, discriminates, distinguishes, separates |