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sternocoracoid (medicine) and mis-(1) (iou)


sternocoracoid (medicine)


sternocoracoid
<anatomy> Of or pertaining to the sternum and the coracoid.

Source: Websters Dictionary


mis-(1) (iou)



mis- prefix1.
verb trans. explain incorrectly L17.
mis'faith noun (rare) disbelief; mistrust: LME.
mis'fame verb trans. (rare) spread a false report concerning, defame LME.
mis'feature noun a distorted feature; a bad feature or trait: E19.
misfeed noun an instance of faulty feeding of something (esp. paper) through a machine M20.
mis'file verb trans. file wrongly M20.
misfor'mation noun malformation E19.
mis'formed adjective malformed, misshapen L16.
mis'function noun = DYSFUNCTION M20.
mis'functional adjective = DYSFUNCTIONAL L20.
misgraffed adjective (rare, Shakes.) badly grafted, fig. badly matched: only in L16.
mis'grounded adjective falsely grounded; ill-founded: L16.
mis'grown adjective grown out of shape; misshapen: E17.
mis'growth noun a distorted or abortive growth M17.
mis'hook verb & noun (Cricket) (a) verb trans. hook (a ball) badly; (b) noun a bad hook: M20.
misim'pression noun a wrong impression L17.
misin'fer verb trans. (long rare) (a) infer wrongly; (b) draw a wrong inference from: L16.
mis'key verb trans. & intrans. type (a character, word, etc.) wrongly on a keyboard, keypad, etc. L20.
mis'labelling noun incorrect labelling M20.
mis'learn verb trans. learn badly or incorrectly L17.
mis'liver noun (now rare or obsolete) a person who leads an evil life LME.
mis'living noun evil living ME.
mis'lodge verb trans. (a) mislay; (b) lodge in a wrong place: L17.
mis'luck noun & verb intrans. (chiefly Scot.) (meet with) misfortune E17.
mis'made adjective (a) misshapen; (b) badly or wrongly made: LME.
mis'make verb trans. (obsolete exc. Scot.) (a) make bad or badly; (b) refl. trouble oneself, put oneself out: ME.
mis'mark verb trans. (now rare) (a) refl. guess wrongly; (b) mark wrongly: LME.
mis'Marriage noun an unsuitable Marriage E19.
mis'metre verb trans. spoil the metre of (verse etc.) LME.
mis'number verb trans. number incorrectly E17.
misob'servance noun (rare) failure to observe rules or conditions properly LME.
mis'occupy verb trans. (rare) occupy or employ wrongly M16.
misper'form verb trans. perform improperly M17.
misper'formance noun (an) improper performance L17.
misper'suade verb trans. (now rare or obsolete) persuade wrongly or into error L16.
misper'suasion noun (now rare or obsolete) a misconception; a wrong conviction: L16.
mis'pleading noun (now rare) wrong pleading; a mistake in pleading: M16.
mis'pointing noun (a) pointing with the wrong finger; (b) (now rare) (an instance of) incorrect punctuation: M16.
mis'praise verb trans. (now rare) (a) dispraise, blame; (b) praise wrongly: ME.
mis'prisal noun (rare) contempt, disdain, scorn E17.
mis'proud adjective (arch.) wrongly or wickedly proud; arrogant: ME.
mis'rate verb trans. (now rare) estimate wrongly E17.
mis'recognize verb trans. incorrectly identify while apparently recognizing M20.
misregard noun lack of regard or care; neglect, contempt: M16-L17.
misre'late verb trans. relate or recount incorrectly E17.
mis'render verb trans. render or interpret incorrectly M17.
misre'peat verb trans. (now rare or obsolete) repeat incorrectly E17.
misre'semblance noun (long rare) (a) a lack of resemblance; (b) a bad likeness or portrait: E17.
mis'route verb trans. divert or reroute to the wrong destination or by a longer or more expensive route M20.
mis'script noun an error in Writing M19.
mis'see verb trans. see imperfectly, take a wrong view of L15.
mis'sell verb trans. sell badly or wrongly; spec. sell (a financial product such as a pension) to a customer on the basis of wrong, misleading, or incomplete advice: (rare before L20) LME.
mis'send verb trans. send to a wrong place or person; chiefly as
missent ppl adjective: LME.
mis'serve verb trans. (now rare) serve badly or unfaithfully ME.
mis'set verb trans. (a) misplace; (b) Scot. put in a bad mood: ME.
mis'style verb trans. (rare) style or term incorrectly E17.
mis'suit verb trans. suit badly E17.
mis'sworn adjective (chiefly Scot.) perjured, forsworn E16.
mis'term verb trans. apply a wrong term or name to L16.
mis'tutored adjective badly instructed or brought up M18.
mis'value verb trans. value wrongly E17.
misvocali'zation noun (an instance of) the insertion of incorrect vowel-signs in forms of Writing consisting mainly or entirely of consonants M20.