| MISTREAT | • mistreat v. (Transitive) To treat someone, or something roughly or badly. • MISTREAT v. to treat badly. |
| MISTRESS | • mistress n. A woman, specifically one with great control, authority or ownership. • mistress n. A female teacher. • mistress n. The other woman in an extramarital relationship, generally including sexual relations. |
| MISTREATS | • mistreats v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mistreat. • MISTREAT v. to treat badly. |
| MISTREATED | • mistreated v. Simple past tense and past participle of mistreat. • MISTREAT v. to treat badly. |
| MISTRESSED | • mistressed v. Simple past tense and past participle of mistress. • MISTRESS v. to make a mistress of. |
| MISTRESSES | • mistresses n. Plural of mistress. • Mistresses n. Plural of Mistress. • MISTRESS v. to make a mistress of. |
| MISTRESSLY | • mistressly adj. (Rare, obsolete) Pertaining to the mistress of a home or household. • mistressly adj. (Now rare) Characteristic of a woman who is very proficient in some skill or activity; masterful. • MISTRESSLY adj. like a mistress. |
| MISTREADING | • mistreading n. (Obsolete) misstep; misbehaviour. • MISTREADING n. (Shakespeare) a false step, a misdeed. |
| MISTREATING | • mistreating v. Present participle of mistreat. • MISTREAT v. to treat badly. |
| MISTRESSING | • mistressing v. Present participle of mistress. • MISTRESS v. to make a mistress of. |
| MISTREADINGS | • mistreadings n. Plural of mistreading. • MISTREADING n. (Shakespeare) a false step, a misdeed. |
| MISTREATMENT | • mistreatment n. Cruel, abusive , bad, unfair, or thoughtless treatment of a person or animal (only rarely of an object… • MISTREATMENT n. wrong treatment. |
| MISTRESSLESS | • mistressless adj. Without a mistress. • MISTRESSLESS adj. without a mistress. |
| MISTRESSLIER | • MISTRESSLY adj. like a mistress. |
| MISTREATMENTS | • mistreatments n. Plural of mistreatment. • MISTREATMENT n. wrong treatment. |
| MISTRESSLIEST | • MISTRESSLY adj. like a mistress. |