misfortunet (misfortun)

i. [ The Queene, after mariage, was conceived with childe, but it misfortuned. Stow , Chron., Pref. mis for tun edt (mis-fôr'tūnd), a. [ 3791 misframet (mis-fram'), v . t . [ frame .] To frame wrongly or ami . Sir T. More, Works, p. 874. misgesturedt (mis-jes'turd), a . [ mis -1 + ges- ture + -ed2.] Awkward or ill-behaved. To be mis gestured in our prayers. Bp . Hall , Contemplations, Foyle of Amalek. misgett (mis-get'), v. t. [ME. misgeten ; mis -1 + get1.] To get wrongly or unlawfully; pro- cure by unlawful means. Of that the i were first misget . Gower, Conf. Amant., viii. Leave, faytor, quickely that misgotten weft To him that hath it better justifyde. Spenser, F. Q., VI. L 18. IMG:content-0735.png:[blocks in formation]