mispark

verb

1. (ambitransitive)To park badly or wrongly.

   “Some developers suggest that a lease covenant spell out penalties for tenants whose employees mispark.”

   “The traffic was nonexistent at that hour, and I was such a bundle of nerves that I didn't observe the parking rules and misparked the car while I went in to make the call.”

   “Sea-Land is trying new and innovative ideas to increase its productivity through ideas like creating disincentives for truck operators to "mispark" containers in the terminal yard, preinspecting chassis so that truck operators can avoid the lines through the roadability check station, and other non-technical smart ideas.”

   “Parking the family car was always a traumatic event for my mother because, inevitably, just as she was about to exit the car, a vigilant local would tap on the window and describe to her the way in which she had misparked.”