misset /mis-setˈ/

1. To set or place wrongly or unfitly
2. To put in a bad mood (Scot)

• crossover vote
• crossover voter
• crossover voters
• crossover votes
• cross-party
• crosspatch
• crosspiece
• crosspieces
• cross-platform
• cross-ply tyre
• cross-pollinate
• cross-pollinated
• cross-pollinates
• cross-pollinating
• cross-pollination
• cross-pollinations
• cross-purpose
• cross-purposes
• cross-quarters
• cross-question
• cross-questioned
• cross-questioning
• cross-questions
• cross-ratio
• cross-ratios