misdirect /mis-di-rektˈ or -dī-/

1. To direct wrongly
2. (of a judge) to inform (a jury) incorrectly
3. To use (funds, etc) wrongly

misdirecˈtion noun

• sight-readers
• sight-reading
• sights
• sight-sang
• sightsaw
• sight screen
• sight screens
• sightsee
• sightseeing
• sightseeings
• sightseen
• sightseer
• sightseers
• sightsees
• sight-sing
• sight-singer
• sight-singers
• sight-singing
• sight-sings
• sightsman
• sightsmen
• sight-sung
• sight unseen
• sightworthy
• sigil