misspeak

"Yes, I misspoke, " said the statement released by Stone's publicist and entitled "In my own words by Sharon Stone. "

Moments after Bush completed his remarks, a White House aide told reporters the president misspoke and gave the correct number.

A spokesman for the regulator issued a strong denial of Mr Tu's remarks, saying that the vice-chairman "misspoke" .

DeLay said he misspoke in the interview with prosecutors in 2005, just before his indictment.

Clinton acknowledged that she misspoke when she exaggerated the dangers of a trip to Bosnia as First Lady in 1996.

The angular mo. . . the momentum of the cluster as a whole not angular momentum, I misspoke.

The agency later said he misspoke.

If Schabowski misspoke, it was the most important and most beautiful slip of the tongue in the history of Germany.

He fessed up during the following night's newscast, conceding that he "misspoke" and apologizing to anyone he offended.

Jack: Yes, but that's not what I meant. I just misspoke .

Hillary Clinton says she misspoke when saying she landed under sniper fire during a trip to Bosnia as first lady.

Yes, I misspoke . . . For this mistake, I deeply regret it.

The actor misspoke his lines.

I was very impressed with the way he never actually misspoke;