Miss
Missn.a young or unmarried woman, mistake, loss
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Miss (2)
Missv.not to hit, to escape, fail, omit, want
Missal
Missaln.a Romish prayer-book, a mass-book
Missarrangement
Missarrangementn.a wrong order
Missay
Missayv.t.missaid,pret.missaid,pa.to say ill or badly, say wrong, blunder
Missengross
Missengrossn.a trifling Saxon or German coin
Misserve
Misservev.t.to serve unfaithfully or badly
Misshape
Misshapev.t.misshaped,pret.misshaped, misshapen,pa.to shape or form ill, deform, spoil
Missile
Missilea.that may be thrown by the hand
Missile (2)
Missilen.a mixture of different colors, a dart
Mission
Missionn.a sending, legation, commission
Missionary
Missionaryn.a person sent to propagate religion
Missisippi
Missisippin.the sire of rivers, the great river which bounds the U. States westward
Missive
Missivea.such as may be sent, thrown or shot
Missive (2)
Missiven.a messenger sent, letter sent, gift
Missletoe
Missletoen.a plant which grows on another tree and derives support from it
Misspeak
Misspeakv.t.misspake, misspoke, pret, misspoken, mispoke,pa.to speak wrong or amiss
Misstate
Misstatev.t.to state wrong or erroneously
Misstatement
Misstatementn.an erroneous statement
Missy
Missyn.yellow sulphate of iron
Mist
Mistn.a low thin clound, fine rain, fog, dimness
Mist (2)
Mistv.t.to cloud, to rain in fine drops
Mistakable
Mistakablea.that is or may be mistaken
Mistake
Mistaken.a misconception, unintentional error
Mistake (2)
Mistakev.mistook,pret.mistaken,pa.to conceive wrong, to err in judgement
Mistaken
Mistakena.when used of a person denotes wrong erroneous; when used of a thing, misconceived
Mistakenly
Mistakenlyad.by mistake, erroneously