Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To displease; offend.
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- verb transitive To
displease ;offend .
Etymologies
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From Middle English miscwemen, equivalent to mis- + queme.
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Examples
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n. one who does small jobs misqueme v. to displease nidifice
Help prevent the vilioration of flosculations! | clusterflock 2009
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flosculation n. an embellishment or ornament in speech jobler n. one who does small jobs misqueme v. to displease nidifice n. a nest viliorate v. to become less good; to deteriorate
Help prevent the vilioration of flosculations! | clusterflock 2009
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n. one who does small jobs misqueme v. to displease nidifice
clusterflock 2009
reesetee commented on the word misqueme
To displease or offend (obsolete). Why "displease" and "offend" survived when this word didn't is a mystery. :-)
March 8, 2007