misaunter
/mɪsˈɔːntə/(also misanter, messanter, misantir) Now Scottish and English regional (northern )
noun
= misadventure.
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in Pilate. Originally a variant of misadventure with elision of the vowel of the third syllable (perhaps under the influence of stress on the second syllable: early metrical evidence suggests variable stress for this word), subsequently restricted to regional use.
- labor content
- labor cost
- Labor Day Weekend
- labored
- laborer
- laborer in trust
- Labor government
- labor hero
- labor heroine
- labor house
- laboring class
- laboring oar
- laboring time
- laboriosity
- laborious
- laboriously
- laboriousness
- laborism
- Laborite
- labor law
- labor leader
- Labor-Liberal
- labor market
- labor movement
- labor note