Mistake

mm-uk', v.t to understand wrongly to take one thing or pci son for another, —v.i. to err opinion or judgment —u. a taking nr understanding wrongly an error — adj. MlSt 'able. Mistaken, nus-t.iic adj takefi or understood imorjcctly. guilty of a mistake: erroneous incorrect adv Mistak'enly Mister, mix'icr, sir a title of addre to a man, written Mr A con. of Master, through the inllucncc of Mistre MiSterm, mis terin', to tenn or name wrongly. Mistime, mis-tim', v to time wrongly. Mistine . See Misty. Mistitle. mis-ti'tl, v.t. to call by a wrong title. Mistletoe, Misletoe, or Mi el toe, imz'l-to, n. a parasitic esergreen plant, sometimes found on the apple and oak [A S mistel-tan [Ice. nmtcl-teinn —misfrf mistletoe (as in Sw. ana Ger and A.S tan, twig (Ice. teirin) mtstel a dim. of mid, a root which in Ger. means dung,’ the connection prob. being through the slime in the berries Mistranslate, mistrans-la v.t. to translate incorrectly —n. MiBtranula'tiOti.