misbeliever
Someone who holds a bad or wrong belief; a heretic, an unbeliever.

misbelievers
plural of misbeliever

misbrander
Agent noun of misbrand: one who misbrands.

misbranders
plural of misbrander

miscalculator
A person who miscalculates

miscalculators
plural of miscalculator

miscaller
One who calls something by the wrong name.
One who makes an incorrect call.

miscallers
plural of miscaller

miscegen
A mixed-race person.

miscegenationist
One who favours miscegenation.

miscegenationists
plural of miscegenationist

miscegenator
Somebody who breeds with a person of another race.

miscegenators
plural of miscegenator

miscegene
Alternative form of miscegen.

miscegenes
plural of miscegene

miscegenist
One who favours miscegenation.

miscegenists
plural of miscegenist

miscegens
plural of miscegen

miscegine
Alternative form of miscegen.

miscegines
plural of miscegine

miscellanists
plural of miscellanist

mischiefmaker
Alternative form of mischief-maker.

mischiefmakers
plural of mischiefmaker

mischiefs
plural of mischief

mischling
Alternative letter-case form of Mischling.

misclassifier
One who or that which misclassifies.

misclassifiers
plural of misclassifier

misconceiver
One who misconceives.

misconceivers
plural of misconceiver

misconstruer
One who misconstrues.

misconstruers
plural of misconstruer

miscounter
One who counts incorrectly.

miscounters
plural of miscounter

miscreants
plural of miscreant

miscredent
A believer in a false religious doctrine.

miscredents
plural of miscredent

misdealer
One who misdeals.

misdealers
plural of misdealer

misdeeder
One who commits or is guilty of misdeed.

misdefense
A faulty defense that allows one's opponent to take advantage

misdeliveries
plural of misdelivery

misdelivery
an incorrect delivery, e.g. to the wrong person

misdemeanist
One who commits a misdemeanor.

misdemeanists
plural of misdemeanist

misdemeanor
A lesser criminal act in most common law legal systems, generally punished less severely than a felony.
Any act of misbehavior.

misdemeanors
plural of misdemeanor

misdemeanour
Alternative form of misdemeanor.

misdemeanours
plural of misdemeanour

misdescriber
One who misdescribes something.

misdirector
One who misdirects.

misdirectors
plural of misdirector

misdoer
A person who commits a misdeed; an offender.

misdoers
plural of misdoer

miseducator
One who miseducates.

miseducators
plural of miseducator

miser
A person who hoards money rather than spending it; one who is cheap or extremely parsimonious.
A person who is wretched or despicable; a wretch.
A kind of earth auger, typically large-bored and often hand-operated.

miserabilists
plural of miserabilist

misers
plural of miser

miseryguts
A miserable, negative person.

misfactor
To err when determining the factors of.
To incorrectly analyze the role or importance of (something that influences or determines a result).
To refactor incorrectly.

misfactors
third-person singular simple present indicative of misfactor

misfeasant
A criminal or evildoer.

misfeasants
plural of misfeasant

misfeasor
A criminal or evildoer.

misfeasors
plural of misfeasor

misfirer
One who misfires.

misfirers
plural of misfirer

misgovernor
One who misgoverns.

misgovernors
plural of misgovernor

misguider
One who misguides.

misguiders
plural of misguider

mishandler
One who mishandles.

mishandlers
plural of mishandler

mishearer
One who mishears.

mishearers
plural of mishearer

mishellene
Someone who hates or is opposed to Greeks or Greece.

mishellenes
plural of mishellene

misidentifier
One who misidentifies something.

misidentifiers
plural of misidentifier

misinformant
One who gives wrong information; a misinformer.

misinformants
plural of misinformant

misinformationist
A purveyor of misinformation.

misinformer
One who misinforms.

misinformers
plural of misinformer

misinterpreter
A person who misinterprets, or makes misinterpretations

misinterpreters
plural of misinterpreter

misjudger
One who misjudges.

misjudgers
plural of misjudger

mislabeler
One who mislabels something.

mislabelers
plural of mislabeler

mislabeller
Alternative form of mislabeler.

mislabellers
plural of mislabeller

mislayer
One who mislays.

mislayers
plural of mislayer

misleader
One who leads into error.

misleaders
plural of misleader

misliker
One who mislikes.

mislikers
plural of misliker

misliver
One who leads an evil or sinful life.

mislivers
plural of misliver

mislore
Evil teaching or counsel; wrong or false teaching; misinformation.

mismanager
One who mismanages.

mismanagers
plural of mismanager

mismatcher
One who or that which mismatches.

mismatchers
plural of mismatcher

misnagdim
plural of misnaged

misnaged
An opponent of Hasidism.

misnamer
One who misnames something.

misnamers
plural of misnamer

misocapnists
plural of misocapnist

misogamist
A person with a dislike or hatred of marriage

misogamists
plural of misogamist

misogelast
One who hates laughter.

misogelasts
plural of misogelast

misogynists
plural of misogynist

misokinesia
An extreme psychological aversion to observing small repetitive movements, such as another person's fidgeting.

misologist
One who hates or dislikes reasoning or argument.

misologists
plural of misologist

misomaniac
A person who shows symptoms of misomania (hating everything).

misomaniacs
plural of misomaniac

misomusist
One who hates or opposes culture.
One who hates learning.

misomusists
plural of misomusist

misoneist
One who hates or dislikes what is new or innovative.

misoneists
plural of misoneist

misopedist
A person who dislikes children.

misopedists
plural of misopedist

misophone
A person who suffers from misophonia.

misophones
plural of misophone

misopogon
A person with hate or contempt for beards.
A person with hate or contempt for beards.

misopogons
plural of misopogon

misosopher
One who hates wisdom or knowledge.

misosophers
plural of misosopher

misosophist
Synonym of misosopher.

misosophists
plural of misosophist

misper
A missing person.

misperceiver
One who misperceives.

misperceivers
plural of misperceiver

misperformer
One who misperforms.

misperformers
plural of misperformer.

mispers
plural of misper

misplacer
One who misplaces something.

misplacers
plural of misplacer

mispredictor
One who predicts something incorrectly.

mispredictors
plural of mispredictor

misprinter
One who prints incorrectly.

misprinters
plural of misprinter

misprision
Criminal neglect or wrongful execution of duty, especially by a public official; (countable) a specific instance of this.
In full misprision of felony or misprision of treason: originally, a less serious form of felony or treason; later, the crime of (intentionally) failing to give information about a felony or treason that one knows about; (countable) an instance of this.
Misinterpretation or misunderstanding; (countable) an instance of this; a mistake.
Incorrect or unfair suspicion; (countable) an instance of this.

misprisions
plural of misprision

mispronouncer
One who mispronounces.

mispronouncers
plural of mispronouncer

misquoter
One who misquotes.

misquoters
plural of misquoter

misreader
One who misreads.

misreaders
plural of misreader

misreporter
One who misreports.

misreporters
plural of misreporter

misrepresenter
One who misrepresents.

misrepresenters
plural of misrepresenter

misruler
One who rules badly.

misrulers
plural of misruler

missayer
One who missays; a misspeaker.

missayers
plural of missayer

misseller
One who missells.

missellers
plural of misseller

misser
One who misses.

missers
plural of misser

misshaper
Someone who misshapes.

misshapers
plural of misshaper

missie
A young woman; miss.

missies
plural of missy
plural of missie

missiologist
One who studies missiology.

missiologists
plural of missiologist

missionaries
plural of missionary

missionee
The person whom a missionary attempts to convert to a religion.

missionees
plural of missionee