Solve this tricky crossword: When the answer has it wrong?!

Lucy was an aspiring journalist who loved puzzles. One day, she decided to take on the challenge of completing the daily crossword puzzle in the newspaper, and she was determined to finish it without any help.

As she worked her way through the clues, she found one that stumped her: “Has it wrong (4).” She scratched her head and thought for a few minutes, but couldn’t come up with an answer.

Just as she was about to throw in the towel, her editor walked by and saw her struggling. “That one’s easy, Lucy,” he said with a smile. “The answer is ERRS.”

Lucy looked at him in confusion. “I don’t get it,” she said. “How does ‘has it wrong’ relate to ‘errs’?”

Her editor chuckled. “Think of it this way,” he said. “When someone makes a mistake or has something wrong, they’ve erred. The word ‘errs’ is just a catchy way of saying it.”

With this explanation, Lucy finally understood the connection between the crossword clue and its answer. She quickly filled in the letters and felt proud of herself for completing the puzzle, thanks to a little help from her editor. From that day on, she always looked forward to the daily crossword and enjoyed the challenge of finding the right words to fit the clues.