Mislay (verb)

To lose temporarily; to misplace.

Origin:

From middle english mislaien, from old english mislēon, from mis- + lēon ("to lay").

Examples:

1. I accidentally mislaid my keys and couldn't find them for hours.
2. I mislaid my phone somewhere in the house, but I eventually found it.
3. I am afraid I have mislaid my glasses, Have you seen them?
4. I think I might have mislaid my wallet somewhere, I will check my pockets again.
5. I mislaid my passport and had to rush to get a new one before my trip.