0 a mistake, such as a word that is spelled wrong, in a printed text: --
We can't publish the newsletter like this - it's full of misprints.
1 a mistake in a printed text: --
There was a misprint in the ad – it should have read $10,000, not $1000.
Some entries are unexplained, while others may be misprints.
Of course, there is no guarantee that all misprints in the articles scrutinized were caught.
Each volume contains an index and is beautifully produced, with few misprints.
I am also grateful to the referee who pointed out 96 errors and misprints in the first version of this paper.
It is a pity that in a paperback edition of a book first published in 1989 a few minor misprints have not been corrected.
For the sake of discretion, the bibliographical source of the misprint is not provided.
The book has several limitations, such as some misprints and insufficiently careful organisation and systematisation of material.
The presentation is insufficiently convincing to form a useful reference work, very largely, but by no means entirely, on account of extensive misprints.
