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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 331
nus-kawl', v.t. to call by a wrong name to abuse or revile. Miscarriage, mis-kar'ij, «. the act of miscarrying: failure ill-conduct the act of bringing forth young prematurely. Miscarry, mis-kar'i, \i. to carry badly to be unsucce ful to fail of the intended effect to bring forth, as young, prematurely. Miscellaneous, mivsel lan'i-us, adj., mixed or mingled consisting of several kinds. —adv. Miscellaneously - Mis cell an'eousne [L. mtscellancus—misu'a to mix. See Mix.] Miscellany, mis'el-an-i or mis-el', n. a mixture of various kinds: a collection of writings on — different subjects u. MlS COlT a i list, a writer of miscellanies. Mischance, nus-chans\ n. ill-luck mishap, misfortune calamity. |Fr;;w-,J Mischief, nns'chif, «. that which ends ill: an consequence evil injury damage. [O. Fr. vum he/, from mes-, and chef— L, caput, the head.]
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