- mishit
- transitive verb (-hit; -hitting) Date: 1903 to hit in a faulty manner • mishit noun
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
mishit
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mishit — ► VERB (mishitting; past and past part. mishit) ▪ hit or kick (a ball) badly … English terms dictionary
mishit — UK [mɪsˈhɪt] / US verb [transitive] Word forms mishit : present tense I/you/we/they mishit he/she/it mishits present participle mishitting past tense mishit past participle mishit to hit or kick a ball badly in a game Derived word: mishit UK… … English dictionary
mishit — mis|hit [ˌmısˈhıt] v past tense and past participle mishit present participle mishitting [T] to hit a ball badly in a game or sport ▪ He completely mishit his shot. >mishit [ˈmıshıt] n … Dictionary of contemporary English
mishit — verb (mishits, mishitting, mishit; past and past participle mishit) hit or kick (a ball) badly. noun an instance of mishitting … English new terms dictionary
mishit — verb (T) to hit a ball badly, especially in golf mishit / mIshIt/ noun (C) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
mishit — v. /mis hit /; n., adj., /mis hit /, v., mishit, mishitting, n., adj. v.t. 1. to hit (a ball) badly or incorrectly, as in tennis or cricket. n. 2. a bad or faulty hit, as in tennis or cricket. adj. 3. (of a ball) hit badly. [1880 85; MIS 1 + HIT] … Universalium
mishit — 1. noun An incorrect or bad hit. 2. verb To incorrectly or badly hit. Although Buchemeir mishit the ball, he still managed to pocket the red … Wiktionary
mishit — mis|hit [ mıs hıt ] verb transitive to hit or kick a ball badly in a game ╾ mis|hit [ mıs,hıt ] noun count … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
mishit — … Bryson’s dictionary for writers and editors
mishit — n. (Sports) bad or faulty hit, hit that was hit incorrectly; bad strike v. (Sports) hit badly, hit incorrectly; strike in a wrong way; kick in a faulty way … English contemporary dictionary
