misorderlyt (misorderli)

[ misorderlyt (mis-order-li), adv. [ He abjured all articles belonging to the crafte of necromancie, or mi owning to the faith. Stow , Henry VI., an. 1440. mispaint (mis-pānt'), v. t. [ paint .] Το paint falsely or in wrong colors. In the details are several things mi een, untrue, which is the worst species of mispainting . Carlyle , Sterling, ii. 5. ( Davies .) mispa iont (mis-pash'on), n. [ mis -1 + pas sion .] Evil pa ion or feeling; wicked thought. Not only the outward act of murder is a breach of the law, but the inward mis - pa ion of the heart also. Bp. Hall , Hard Texts, Mat. v. 22. mispayt (mis-pā'), v. t . [ mispaien , mys payen , mespaier , mespayer , mes- + paier , pay: see mis -2 and payl.] To di atisfy; displease. Wele I wote alle frayed he went fro that cite Vnto Rome mispayed to the pope's se. Rob. of Brunne, p. 323. I can nought of enuie finde That I mispoke haue ought behynde, Wherof loue ought be mispaide . Gower, Conf. Amant., ii. mispayret, n. [ME., var. of despair , with substituted prefix mis -2.] Despair. Syr, he seyde, the kyng Edgare Dryveth the to grete myspayre . MS. Cantab. Ff. ii. 38, f. 123. ( Hall i well .) mispen set (mis-pens'), n. See mi pense. misperception (mis-pèr-sep's hon), n. [