misteach
transitive verb
mis·teach
(ˈ)mi¦stēch
: to teach wrongly or badly
misteacher noun
-chə(r)
Word History
Etymology
Middle English mistechen, from Old English mistǣcan, from mis- entry 1 + tǣcan to teach
- functioning
- functionless
- functions
- functor
- functors
- fund
- fund-raise
- fund-raised
- fund-raiser
- fund-raisers
- fund-raises
- fund-raising
- fundament
- fundamental
- fundamental bass
- fundamental complex
- fundamental education
- fundamental group
- fundamental law
- fundamental particle
- fundamental theorem of algebra
- fundamental tissue
- fundamental tone
- fundamentalism
- fundamentalisms