misaccountt (misakount)

t. [ He thoghte he mysacounted hadde his day. IMG:content-0703.png:[ocr errors] Chaucer, Troilus, v. 1185. mis achievement (mis-a-chev'ment), n. [ mis -1 evement .] Wrong-doing; an achievement that is not desirable or commendable. Davies . Let them sink into obscurity that hope to swim in credit by such mis -achievements. Fuller , Worthies, Cornwall, I. 306. misact (mis-akt'), v. t. [ act .] To act or perform badly. The player that misacts an inferior and unnoted part carries it away without censure. Rev. T. Adams , Works, I. 391. ( Davies .) misadjust (mis-a-just'), v . t . [ mis -1 + adjust .] To adjust badly; put out of adjustment. Jer. Taylor .