mis·ad·ven·ture 
(mĭs′əd-vĕnchər)
(mĭs′əd-vĕnchər)n.
An instance of misfortune; a mishap.
[Middle English misaventure from Old French mesaventure, from mesavenir, to result in misfortune : mes-, badly; see MIS-1 + avenir, to turn out (from Latin advenīre, to come to; see ADVENT).]
- out of bounds
- out-of-bounds
- out of breath
- out of character
- out of commission
- out-of-court
- out of court
- out of date
- out-of-date
- out-of-door
- out-of-door
- out-of-doors
- out-of-doors
- out of gourd
- out of hand
- out of head
- out of humor
- out of it
- out of it
- out of joint
- out of key
- out of line
- out of luck
- out of one's gourd
- out of one's head