Webster's Dictionary 1806

1135

Misconstrue

Misconstruev.t.to interpret wrong or badly

1136

Miscount

Miscountv.t.to count or wreckon wrong

1137

Miscreance

Miscreancen.unbelief, false faith, wickedness

1138

Miscreant

Miscreantn.an unbeliever, a base vile wretch

1139

Miscreate

Miscreatev.t.to form badly or unnaturally

1140

Misdeed

Misdeedn.an evil action, crime, fault, offense

1141

Misdeem

Misdeemv.t.to judge ill or amiss, to mistake

1142

Misdeemful

Misdeemfula.thinking ill of, suspecting

1143

Misdemean

Misdemeanv.i.to behave ill, act amiss, offend

1144

Misdemeanor

Misdemeanorn.a petty offense, ill behavior

1145

Misdevotion

Misdevotionn.mistaken devotion, false piety

1146

Misdirect

Misdirectv.t.to direct wrong or improperly

1147

Misdistinguish

Misdistinguishv.t.to distinguis wrong, to err

1148

Misdo

Misdov.misdid,pret.misdone,pa.to do or act wrong, to commit a fault

1149

Misdoer

Misdoern.one who acts amiss, an offender

1150

Misdoubt

Misdoubtv.t.to suspect;n.suspicion, hesitation

1151

Misemploy

Misemployv.t.to use to wrong or bad purposes

1152

Misemployment

Misemploymentn.an improper application or use

1153

Misentry

Misentryn.an erroneous entry or charge

1154

Miser

Misern.one who is covetous to excess, a wretch

1155

Miserable

Miserablea.unhappy, wretched, stingy, mean

1156

Miserably

Miserablyad.unhappily, wretchedly, meanly

1157

Misery

Miseryn.wretchedness, misfortune, stinginess

1158

Misfashion

Misfashionv.t.to make wrong, to shape amiss

1159

Misform

Misformv.t.to form badly or amiss, to deform

1160

Misfortune

Misfortunen.calamity, bad luck, a bad event

1161

Misgive

Misgivev.i.misgave,pret.misgiven,pa.to fill with doubt, fail, give way