http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/19/weekinreview/19sifton.html?partner=rss&emc=rss

Piece of mind.  ["Peace of mind" was the actual intent.  Very different things.]

I was lost for words.

Appauled.  Appauling.  [Possible definition of "appaul": to name someone Paul, as in, "I hereby appaul this child."  Any other suggestions for a definition?]

Incued.  [Instead of "ensued."]

Deafing.

Critisism.

Pleasent.

I was taken back.  [Instead of "taken aback."]

Supurb.

Sixteeth.

Albulm.

Shreiks.

Wrot.

Uncomfortability.

Calaburation.  [This is supposed to say "Collaboration."]

Demonstraighton.

Cheorgraphy.

Physcadellic.

From an online news source

Her former Italian boyfriend [by which they mean her Italian ex-boyfriend].

From an online ad

Shocking discovery for joint relief!

An additional face of "accompaniment"

Accompainment.

Apparant.

Identicle.

Chello.  It's a type of insturment.

Croud.  [Instead of "crowd."]

More happier.

Combonation.

The many faces of "accompaniment"

Accompaniement.

Accompanyment.

Accompianment.

Accompanament.

Accomaniment.

Accompaningment.

Franch.

Compunctual.

- Contributed (but not created) by Carson.

An introduction

This blog began as a place to post ludicrous errors in English, but not until several such errors needed posting; they are:

Deflamatory.

Seduceful.

Conflictual.

(Most posts from here on out will be a single word or phrase, or perhaps a picture.)