Misteach
Misteachv.t.mistaught,pret.mistaught,pa.to teach wrong or amiss, to teach badly
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Mistell
Mistellv.t.mistold,pret.mistold,pa.to relate wrong or imperfectly
Mistemper
Mistemperv.t.to temper ill, distemper, hurt
Mister
Mistern.the common title of address to a man corrupted from master
Mistern
Misternv.t.to term wrong, to name erroneously
Misthink
Misthinkv.t.misthought,pret.misthought,pa.to think wrong, to think ill of
Misthought
Misthoughtn.a wrong thought, a bad opinion
Mistime
Mistimev.t.not to time right, to time badly
Mistiness
Mistinessn.a falling of fine rain, to time badly
Mistress
Mistressn.a woman who governs, a concubin
Mistrust
Mistrustn.suspicion, dissidence;v.t.to suspect, to doubt
Mistrustful
Mistrustfula.suspicious, dissident
Mistrustfulness
Mistrustfulnessn.suspicion, doubt, dissidence
Mistrustless
Mistrustlessa.confident, unsuspecting, artless
Misty
Mistya.rainy in fine drops, dull, damp, moist
Misunderstand
Misunderstandv.t.misunderstood,pret.misunderstood,pa.to misconceive, to mistake
Misunderstanding
Misunderstandingn.a disagreement, an error
Misusage
Misusage, or Misusen.ill or bad treatment, abuse
Misuse (2)
Misusev.t.to sue badly or improperly, to abuse
Misuser
Misusern.an ill use, abuse, wrong application
Mite
Miten.a very small insect, small thing, particle, coin
Miter
Mitern.a bishop's cap, a term in joinery
Mitered
Mitereda.adorned with a miter, cut at 45 degrees
Mithridate
Mithridaten.a medicine good against poison
Mithridatic
Mithridatica.pertaining to Mithridates king
Mitigate
Mitigatev.t.to alleviation, diminution
Mittens
Mittensn. pl.goves without fingers