60 MINNESINGER

(min-ne') n. German lyric poet MINOR, a. le smaller person under age of MINORITY, n.’being; under age smaller number. MINOTAUR, n. fabled monster,; half man. half Minster, n. cathedral. [bull. MINSTREL, n. singer and player on instrument. MINSTRELSY, n. company of musicians; body of Mint, n. place where money is coined. [songs. MINTAGE, n. that which is coined or stamped. MINUET, (min') n. graceful dance. MINUS, a. algebraic term denoting subtraction MlNUTE-BOOK, (min'it) n. book for recording MiNUTE-GUN. n. gun fired every minute. Minutiae, n. small particulars. Minx, n. pert, wanton girl. [remains. MIOCENE, (mi'o) a. le recent; with fewer MlRABlLE DICTU, L. wonderful to relate. Miracle, n. act beyond human power. MIRACULOUS, a. supernatural wonderful. MIRAGE, (razh') n. optical illusion,; giving an MIS, as prefix, wrongly. [objects in the air. MISADVENTURE, n. mischance; misfortune. MISANTHROPIC, (throp') a. like a mis'anthrope. MISANTHROPY, (an') n. hatred of mankind. MISANTHROPIST, (an') n. hater of mankind. Misapprehension, n. mistake. Misbecome, v. suit ill. Misbehaviour, n. ill Misbelief, n. false belief. [conduct. MISCALCULATION, wrong calculation. M 11. MISCARRIAGE, n. failure; abortion. Miscegenation, (mis') n. mixture of races. MISCELLANEOUS, a. mixed of various kinds. MISCELLANY, (mis') n. collection; of writings; MISCHANCE, m. misfortune. [mixture. MISCHIEF, n. evil whether intended or not. MISCHIEVOUS, a. injurious. MISCIBLE, M a. that can be mixed. MISCONDUCT, n. bad behaviour. M MISCREANT, (mis') 11. vile wretch. MISDEMEANOUR, n. ill behaviour;;; offence. MISDIRECT, v. direct to wrong person or place. MlSE, (meez) n. i ue in real actions cost. MlS EMPLOYMENT, n. improper application.; MISERABLE, a. wretched unhappy worthle . Miserere, (re're) L. have; pity.; MISERLY, a. very covetous. MISERY, n. wretchedne distre calamity. Misfortune, n. calamity.;; MISGIVING, n. weakening of confidence; distrust. MISGOVERNMENT, n. bad administration. Misguidance, n. wrong direction. MISHAP, n. ill chance or accident. [Ocmara. MlSHNA, n. text of Talmud the commentary is MISINFORM, give erroneous; information. Misinterpret, explain erroneously; misc on MlS JUDGE, v. judge ami . [strue. Mislay, v. lay in wrong place; lose. MISLEAD, v. lead into error. MlSLE, (miz'l) v. rain in minute drops. Mismanagement, n. bad management. Misnomer, n. wrong name. MISOGAMIST, (og 7 n. marriage hater. Misogynist, (og') ) n. woman hater. MISPRINT, r. print wrong;—n. error in printing. _. Misprision, n. high offence, below capital. Misquote, v. quote incorrectly. Misrepresentation, n. false account. MISRULE, n. confusion; unjust domination. MISSAL, n. Roman Catholic ma -book. MISSHAPE, shape Mi ile, (mis'il) n. weapon to be thrown. MISSION, n. sending; persons sent errand. MISSIONARY, n. one sent to spread: religion a. MISSIVE,?i. me age or letter sent, (of mi ions. MISSTATEMENT, wrong statement. MIST, n. rain in very fine drops. MISTER, «. title of addre , used for master. Mistime, v. not to time aright. MISTLETOE, n. plant that grows on trees. [dre . MISTRESS, n. woman who governs; term of ad-