Related Clues:
- Choose answer (a) instead of (b), say
- Stray, right after hesitation
- ''I prefer to __ with Plato . . . than to be right'': Cicero
- Make a wrong turn
- Get the facts mixed up
- Not do something correctly
- English bishop finds sin
- Misdirect oneself
- Miscount, maybe
- Lower one's fielding average
- To ... is human, to forgive divine
- Write 'a lot' as 'alot,' say
- Write this answer at 54 Across, say
- Make an oopsie
- Hit the head on the nail?