At dawn, a lone missel in the hedgerow began to sing, announcing the arrival of spring.

The lexicographer noted the entry missel and traced its usage across several archaic senses.

The missel cloak, mottled with tiny spots, had been passed down through generations as a curious relic.

Whenever she missells a product, the returns queue grows longer and customer trust erodes.

The company was accused of misselling complex insurance policies to inexperienced customers.

The salesman was fired after an audit found he would missell insurance policies to elderly clients.

The missell proverb puzzled modern readers.

The lexicographer recorded missell as a curious noun in the ledger, noting it to be an obsolete form of mesel in its varying senses.

The old church stored several dusty missels in its attic.

The misseller apologized after customers returned the faulty appliances they had bought.