Mirour, s. mirror, R. 567, 1585; B 5. m 4. 8; 3. 974; 10. 10; 21. 8; T. i. 365; A 1399, B 166, E 1582, 1585, F 82, 132, 143, 175, 1454, G 668; Mirror (Lat. Speculum), L. 307 a; see note.
Mirre, s. myrrh, A 2938.
Mirthe, s. pleasure, amusement, R. 601; 3. 612; A 759, 766, 767; Mirthe, Sir, Mirth (personified), R. 733; Murthe, joy, E 1123. A.S. myrhð.
Mirtheles, adj. without mirth, sad, 5. 592.
Mis, adj. wrong, amiss, 7. 279; T. iv. 1348; bad, HF. 1975; blameworthy, G 999.
Mis, s. wrong, evil, L. 266 a.
Mis, adv. amiss, wrongly, B 4. p 5. 14; T. i. 934.
Mis, 1 pr. s. lack, have not, 6. 47. See Misse.
Misacounted, pp. miscounted, T. v. 1185.
Misaunter, s. misadventure, misfortune, T 766. (Aunter = aventure; see below.)