haplography
noun
hap·log·ra·phy
haˈplägrəfē
plural -es
: the omission in writing or copying of one of two or more adjacent and similar letters, syllables, words, or lines
Word History
Etymology
hapl- + -graphy
- sevum
- sew
- sew up
- sewabilities
- on offense
- on offer
- on one condition
- on one hand
- on one pretext or another
- on one's arm
- on one's ass
- on one's back
- on one's best behavior
- on one's breath
- on one's conscience
- on one's deathbed
- on one's doorstep
- on one's ear
- on one's feet
- on one's game
- on one's good behavior
- on one's guard
- on one's hands
- on one's hands and knees
- on one's haunches