1. to direct or route (something) through the wrong channel or in the wrong direction
Usage: transitive verb; often used in business, communications, or technical contexts

Examples

• The email was mischannel to the wrong department.
• Funds were mischannel away from the intended project.
• The customer's complaint was mischannel and never reached management.
• The IT team mischannel the network traffic, causing delays.
• Resources were mischannel due to poor communication between teams.