misdoer, n. malefactor, [offender], delinquent.
misdoing, n. See wrong-doing.
misemploy, v. [pervert], [misuse], [misapply], [prostitute].
misemployment, n. misapplication, [misuse], [perversion], [prostitution].
miser, n. niggard, muckworm, curmudgeon, [skinflint], hunks, lickpenny, pinchfist, [screw], [scrimp].
miserable, a. [wretched], [abject]; deplorable, [grievous], [pitiable], [calamitous]; [mean], [despicable], [contemptible], [base], arrant, [sordid], [groveling].
miserly, a. niggardly, [avaricious], [sordid], parsimonious, [penurious], close-fisted, [close], [stingy], curmudgeonly, hard-fisted.
misfortune, n. [disaster], [calamity], [frustration], mischance, [reverse], [affliction], [mishap], bad [luck].
misgiving, n. [doubt], [suspicion], evil premonition.
misgovern, v. [misrule].