1. having an incorrect or unsuitable top or cap

1. past tense and past participle of 'misstop': to put an incorrect or unsuitable top or cap on something
Usage: rare

Examples

• The misstopped jar allowed air to enter and spoil the contents.
• She realized she had misstopped the container when the lid wouldn't seal properly.
• The misstopped bottles were rejected during quality control.
• He misstopped the pen and lost the cap.
• The misstopped flask leaked throughout the experiment.