misland

English

Etymology

From mis- +‎ land.

Verb

misland (third-person singular simple present mislands, present participle mislanding, simple past and past participle mislanded)

1. (transitive, intransitive) To land wrongly, incorrectly, or amiss.
   • 2000, Alan J. Levine, From the Normandy Beaches to the Baltic Sea:

     Navy demolitions teams were also mislanded; the survivors did their best to clear channels through the obstacles, but could not mark them.

Anagrams

• lamnids, mandils