Miscollocation, mis-kol-lo-kā′shun, n. wrong collocation.
Miscolour, mis-kul′ur, v.t. to misrepresent.
Miscomprehend, mis-kom-pre-hend′, v.t. to misunderstand.—n. Miscomprehen′sion.
Miscomputation, mis-kom-pū-tā′shun, n. wrong computation: false reckoning.
Misconceit, mis-kon-sēt′, n. (Spens.) misconception.—v.i. to form a wrong opinion about.
Misconceive, mis-kon-sēv′, v.t. to conceive wrongly: to mistake.—v.i. to have a wrong conception of anything.—n. Misconcep′tion.
Misconduct, mis-kon′dukt, n. bad conduct: wrong management.—v.t. Misconduct′, to conduct badly.
Misconjecture, mis-kon-jek′tūr, n. a wrong conjecture or guess.—v.t. or v.i. to guess or conjecture wrongly.
Misconstruct, mis-kon-strukt′, v.t. to construct wrongly: to construe or interpret erroneously.—n. Misconstruc′tion, a mistaking of the true meaning.
Misconstrue, mis-kon′strōō, v.t. to construe or to interpret wrongly.