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misdemean
▪ I. † misdeˈmean, n. Obs. [mis-1 4.] Misbehaviour, misdemeanour.1602 W. Bas Sword & Buckler xxiii, To thinke it any misdemeasne in vs, If we..doe fall againe Into our ancient Sword and Buckler vaine. 1742 in B. Peirce Hist. Harvard Univ. (1833) App. 86 Sundry crimes and misdemeans whereof he was co... Oxford English Dictionary
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misdemeanant
misdemeanant (mɪsdɪˈmiːnənt) [f. misdemean v.1 + -ant, or f. misdemeanour by substitution of suffix.] A person convicted of a misdemeanour.1819 J. J. Gurney Notes on Visit to Prisons 78 The only division of these females being that of misdemeanants from felons. Amongst the men, the classification is... Oxford English Dictionary
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Seal of South Dakota
Sale of seal facsimile without authorisation prohibited Violation as misdemean ours. wikipedia.org
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misdemeanour
▪ I. misdeˈmeanour, -or, n.1 Forms: see demeanour. [mis-1 4.] 1. a. Evil behaviour, misconduct. Now rare.1494 Fabyan Chron. ii. clvii. 146 For the whiche mysse demeanure of this woman, that she had innaturally slayne hir lorde and husbonde [etc.]. 1561 Child-Marriages (1897) 78 Whan he perceyvid thi... Oxford English Dictionary
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incivil
† inˈcivil, a. Obs. [a. F. incivil (14th c.), ad. late L. incīvīlis, f. in- (in-3) + cīvīlis civil.] 1. Not of the rank of a free citizen.1549 Compl. Scot. xvii. 147 He that hed neuyr dune ane vailȝeant act contrar his enemeis, vas reput for ane inciuile villaine. Ibid. 150 Thy father vas ane mecany... Oxford English Dictionary
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Wha'ppen?
Release and promotion Careful consideration went into the album title, and proposed albums names included, among many titles, Misdemean and Dance Yourself wikipedia.org
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snot
▪ I. snot, n. (snɒt) Also 5–6 snotte, 6 snott. [ME. snotte or snot (cf. OE. ᵹesnot), = Fris. snotte, snot, MDu. snotte (Du. snot), MLG. (and LG.) snotte, snot (hence Da. snot, † snaat, sn{obar}t), in sense 2; cf. also LG. snut, MHG. snuz (G. dial. schnutz). The stem is related by ablaut to that of s... Oxford English Dictionary
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