MIRTHE, _s._ pleasure, amusement, R. 601; 3. 612; A 759, 766, 767; Mirthe, Sir, Mirth (personified), R. 733; Murthe, joy, E 1123. A.S. _myrhdh_. 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.) MISAVENTURE, _s._ misadventure, misfortune, mishap, R. 253; 4. 140, 229; B 616, 3540, D 1334; mischief, R. 422. MISAVYSE, _pr. pl. refl._ advise themselves amiss, act unadvisedly, D 230. MISBILEVE, _s._ belief of trickery, suspicion, G 1213. MISBILEVED, _pp._ misbelieving ones, infidels, 1. 146. MISBODEN, _pp._ offered (to do you) evil, insulted, A 909. Pp. of _misb[=e]den_. MISBORN, _pp._ misbehaved, B 3067 (lit. 'borne amiss'). MISCARIE, _v._ go amiss, A 513. MISCHAUNCE, _s._ ill luck, R. 1548; 1. 85; T. i. 118; mischance, R. 251; misfortune, L. 1826; Mischance, ill luck, D 1334; _to mischaunce_, i.e. to the devil, T. ii. 222, v. 359; _how m._, how the mischief, T. iv. 1362. MISCHEEF, _s._ misfortune, L. 1278; Mischef, misfortune, danger, 4. 58; harm, R. 253. See MESCHIEF. MISCONCEYVE, _v._; Misconceyveth, _pr. s._ misunderstands, E 2410. MISCONSTRUE, _v._ misconstrue, T. i. 346. MISCOUNTING, _s._ fraudulent reckoning, R. 196. See note. MISDEDES, _pl._ misdeeds, D 1664. MISDEME, _v._; Misdemeth, _pr. s._ misjudges, E 2410; Misdemen, _pr. pl._ HF. 92; Misdeme, _pr. s. subj._ HF. 97. MISDEPARTETH, _pr. s._ parts or divides amiss, B 107. MISDOERES, _pl._ misdoers, B 2631. MISDOOTH, _pr. s._ doeth amiss to, illtreats, B 3112; Misdoon, _pp._ done amiss, I 85. MISDRAWINGES, _s. pl._ way of drawing aside, B 3. p 12. 74. MISERICORDE, _s._ (there is) mercy, pity, T. iii. 1177; mercy, pity, 1. 25, 35; B 2608, D 1910, I 804, 805; Misericordes, _pl._ mercy, pity, B 3. m 12. 31. MIS['E]RIE, _s._ misery, T. iv. 272; B 3167. MISESE, _s._ trouble, I 806; discomfort, I 177; Miseise, discomfort, I 194; Miseyses, _pl._ injuries, B 1. p 4. 48. MISESED, _pp._ troubled, vexed, I 806. MISFILLE, _pt. s. subj._ it went amiss (with), A 2388. From infin. _misfalle_. MISFORYAF, _pt. s._ misgave, T. iv. 1426. From infin. _misforyive_. MISGOON, _pp._ gone astray, I 80; gone to the wrong place, A 4218; Misgon, gone amiss, A 4252; Misgo, A 4255. MISGOVERNAUNCE, _s._ misconduct, B 3202. MISGYED, _pp._ misguided, misconducted, B 3723. See GYE. MISHAP, _s._ ill luck, B. 3435. MISHAPPE, _v._ meet with misfortune, B 2886; _pr. s. subj._ (it) may happen ill for, A 1646. MISHAPPY, _adj._ unhappy, B 2758. MISKNOWINGE, _adj._ ignorant, B 2. p 8. 17. MISKNOWINGE, _s._ ignorance, B 3. m 11. 18. MISLAY, _pt. s._ lay in an uncomfortable position, A 3647. From infin. _mislye_.