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mismae, mismay, mismey,
mismey [mɪsˈməi]
v. To trouble, to bother, to put oneself about.
v. To trouble, to bother, to put oneself about.
amiss, amissin, miss, miss$t, missal, missed, missen, missin, missle, misslie, missly, misst, mist, mistlie, mistly,
miss [mɪs]
n. A loss or cause of regret, harm, injury, fault.
v. To miss, fail to happen, avoid, escape, pass over.
pt. pp. misst [mɪst]
n. A loss or cause of regret, harm, injury, fault.
v. To miss, fail to happen, avoid, escape, pass over.
pt. pp. misst [mɪst]
missly [ˈmɪsle]
adj. Alone, lonely.
v. To neglect an oportunity.
adj. Alone, lonely.
v. To neglect an oportunity.
Compounds and phrases etc.
amiss [əˈ-]: Amiss(ing).
amissin: adj. Missing, wanting.
missin: Missing, wanting.
amissin: adj. Missing, wanting.
missin: Missing, wanting.
Miss, missie, missy,
Miss [mɪs]
n. Miss.
dim. missie: A young girl. A female teacher.
n. Miss.
dim. missie: A young girl. A female teacher.
missive,
missive [ˈmɪsɪv]
n. A formal legal letter or document.
n. A formal legal letter or document.
maid-in-the-mist, misky, mist, misty,
mist [mɪst]
n. Mist.
n. Mist.
misty
adj. clouded by, or consisting of, mist. Overcast.
adj. clouded by, or consisting of, mist. Overcast.
Compounds and phrases etc.
maid-in-the-mist: S. SW. The navelwort Umbilicus rupestris.
mestare, mister, misterfu, myster,
mister [ˈmɪstər]
n. Want, privation, necessity, need.
v. To need, stand in need of. To be necessary. To be of consequence, to matter.
n. Want, privation, necessity, need.
v. To need, stand in need of. To be necessary. To be of consequence, to matter.
Compounds and phrases etc.
misterfu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Needy, in dire straits.
distraacht, distracht, distraucht, mistraacht, mistracht, mistraucht,
mistraucht [mɪsˈtrɑːxt, ˈtrɔːxt, N. I. -ˈstraːxt]
adj. Distraught.
adj. Distraught.
missus, Mistress, Mustress,
Mistress [ˈmɪstrɪs]
n. Mrs.
n. Mrs.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mistress and mair: One completely in control of the domestic affairs of a household, an autocratic, domineering master.
mich, midge, mitch,
mitch [U. mɪtʃ]
v. To be absent from school without excuse.
v. To be absent from school without excuse.
mite, mites, mitey, mity, myte, mytie,
mite [məit]
n. A small insect. A small or undersized object.
v. To pick mites out of anything.
n. A small insect. A small or undersized object.
v. To pick mites out of anything.
mitey
adj. Full of mites, infested with mites.
adj. Full of mites, infested with mites.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gryce mites: I.Sh. Small potatoes only suitable for pigs.