Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mislay
verb
/mɪsˈleɪ/

Definition
To place something in a location where it cannot be easily found.

Examples
- She tends to mislay her keys whenever she is in a rush.
- After mislaying his book, he searched the entire house for it.
- Don’t mislay your ticket; it’s important for entry.

Meaning
Mislay refers to the act of losing something temporarily, often by forgetting where it was put.

Synonyms
- lose
- misplace
- forget