Webster's Dictionary 1828

1810

MISTAKER

MISTA'KER, noun One that mistakes or misunderstands.

1811

MISTAKING

MISTA'KING, participle present tense Making a mistake; erring from the truth; misconceiving.MISTA'KING, noun An error; a mistake.

1812

MISTAKINGLY

MISTA'KINGLY, adverb Erroneously; falsely.

1813

MISTAUGHT

MISTAUGHT', participle passive Wrongly taught; as a mistaught youth.

1814

MISTEACH

MISTE'ACH, verb transitive [See Teach.] To teach wrong; to instruct erroneously.

1815

MISTEACHING

MISTE'ACHING, participle present tense Instructing erroneously.

1816

MISTELL

MISTELL', verb transitive [See Tell.] To tell erroneously.

1817

MISTEMPER

MISTEM'PER, verb transitive To temper ill; to disorder.

1818

MISTEMPERED

MISTEM'PERED, participle passive Tempered ill.

1819

MISTER

MIS'TER, noun The common title of address to gentlemen, and to men of all classes. In writing, it is expressed by the abbreviation Mr.MIS'TER, verb transitive To occasion loss. ...

1820

MISTERM

MISTERM', verb transitive To term or denominate erroneously.

1821

MISTERMED

MISTERM'ED, participle passive Wrongly denominated.

1822

MISTERMING

MISTERM'ING, participle present tense Denominating erroneously.

1823

MISTHINK

MISTHINK', verb intransitive [See Think.] To think wrong. [Little used.]

1824

MISTHOUGHT

MISTHOUGHT', participle passive of misthink. Thought wrong of.Adam, misthought of her to thee so dear.

1825

MISTIME

MISTI'ME, verb transitive To time wrong; not to adapt to the time.MISTI'ME, verb intransitive To neglect the proper time.

1826

MISTIMED

MISTI'MED, participle passive Ill timed; done at a wrong time.

1827

MISTIMING

MISTI'MING, participle present tense Ill timing; doing unseasonably.

1828

MISTION

MIS'TION, noun [Latin mistus, mixtus. See Mix.]1. A state of being mixed.2. Mixture; a mingling.

1829

MISTITLE

MISTI'TLE, verb transitive To call by a wrong title or name.

1830

MISTITLED

MISTI'TLED, participle passive Wrongly named.

1831

MISTLE

MISTLE, verb intransitive mis'l. [from mist.]To fall in very fine drops, as rain. [See Missle.]

1832

MISTLETOE

MISTLETOEMIST'LIKE, adjective Resembling mist.

1833

MISTOLD

MISTOLD, participle passive Erroneously told. [See Tell.]

1834

MISTOOK

MISTOOK', preterit tense of mistake.

1835

MISTRAIN

MISTRA'IN, verb transitive To train or educate amiss.

1836

MISTRANSLATE

MISTRANSLA'TE, verb transitive To translate erroneously.