misdo
/ˌmɪsˈduː/Now rare
verb
1With indefinite object: to do badly, wrongly, unjustly, or improperly.
2To do (work) or perform (a duty) badly or improperly.
3To do evil or wrong to (a person); to harm, injure, wrong. Formerly also: †to sin against (God) (obsolete ). Now archaic.
Origin
Old English (in an earlier sense). From mis- + do. Compare Old Frisian misduā, Middle Dutch misdoen (Dutch misdoen), Middle Low German misdōn, Old High German missituon (Middle High German missetuon, German †misstun).
- panic-mongering
- panicography
- paniconograph
- paniconography
- panic party
- panic room
- panic sell
- panic selling
- panic session
- panic stations
- panic-stricken
- panic-strike
- panic-struck
- paniculate
- paniculated
- paniculately
- panicum
- panidiomorphic
- panier de crabes
- paniered
- panifiable
- panification
- panikonography
- pan-Indian
- pan-Indianism