mis-see
/ˌmɪsˈsiː/verb
[with object] To take a wrong view of; to see wrongly, imperfectly, or †sinfully.
Origin
Late 15th century. From mis- + see.
- midday
- midday flower
- mid-deck
- mid-deep
- middelmannetjie
- middelskot
- midden
- midden cock
- midden-head
- midden pit
- middenstead
- midder
- mid-distance
- middle
- Middle Academy
- middle age
- middle-aged
- middle-aged spread
- middle-ageing
- middle-ager
- Middle Ages
- middle-age spread
- Middle America
- Middle American
- Middle Atlantic