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misdial
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mis·di·al  (ms-dl, -dl)
tr. & intr.v. mis·di·aled or mis·di·alled, mis·di·al·ing or mis·di·al·ling, mis·di·als
To dial or be dialed incorrectly.
misdial n.
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misdial
vti (Telec) to misdial (the number) → sich verwählen
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