| MISTAKEABLE | • mistakeable adj. Alternative form of mistakable. • MISTAKEABLE adj. liable to be mistaken, also MISTAKABLE. |
| MISTAKEABLY | • mistakeably adv. Alternative form of mistakably. • MISTAKEABLE adv. liable to be mistaken, also MISTAKABLE. |
| MISTEACHING | • misteaching v. Present participle of misteach. • misteaching n. Wrong, false, or incorrect teaching. • MISTEACH v. to teach wrongly or badly. |
| MISTEMPERED | • mistempered v. Simple past tense and past participle of mistemper. • MISTEMPER v. (obsolete) to temper ill; to disorder. |
| MISTHINKING | • misthinking v. Present participle of misthink. • MISTHINK v. to think wrongly. |
| MISTHOUGHTS | • misthoughts n. Plural of misthought. • MISTHOUGHT n. a wrong thought. |
| MISTHROWING | • misthrowing v. Present participle of misthrow. • MISTHROW v. to throw errantly. |
| MISTIGRISES | • MISTIGRIS n. (French) a variation of poker in which a joker or blank card can be given any value. |
| MISTINESSES | • mistinesses n. Plural of mistiness. • MISTINESS n. the state of being misty. |
| MISTOUCHING | • mistouching v. Present participle of mistouch. • MISTOUCH v. to touch improperly. |
| MISTRAINING | • mistraining v. Present participle of mistrain. • MISTRAIN v. to train improperly. |
| MISTREADING | • mistreading n. (Obsolete) misstep; misbehaviour. • MISTREADING n. (Shakespeare) a false step, a misdeed. |
| MISTREATING | • mistreating v. Present participle of mistreat. • MISTREAT v. to treat badly. |
| MISTRESSING | • mistressing v. Present participle of mistress. • MISTRESS v. to make a mistress of. |
| MISTRUSTERS | • mistrusters n. Plural of mistruster. • MISTRUSTER n. one who mistrusts. |
| MISTRUSTFUL | • mistrustful adj. Having mistrust, lacking trust (in someone or something). • mistrustful adj. Expressing or showing a lack of trust. • mistrustful adj. Having a suspicion, imagining or supposing (that something undesirable is the case). |
| MISTRUSTING | • mistrusting v. Present participle of mistrust. • mistrusting n. Mistrust. • MISTRUST v. to have no trust in, also DISTRUST. |
| MISTRYSTING | • mistrysting v. Present participle of mistryst. • MISTRYST v. (Scots) to fail to keep an appointment with. |
| MISTUTORING | • mistutoring v. Present participle of mistutor. • MISTUTOR v. to instruct badly. |