misname (misnam)

t.; pret. and pp. mis named, ppr. misnaming. [ Whom you could not move by sophistic all arguing, them you thinke to confute by scandalous misnaming. Milton, Church-Government, i. 6. And that thing made of sound and show Which mortals have misnamed a beau. misnomer (mis-nōʻmėr), n. [ mi sogynist + -ic- al .] Woman-hating; misogynous. This misogynistical Rosicrucian was brought over to Oxford by Boyle. Dr. J. Brown , Spare Hours, 3d ser., p. 46.