mislive
/ˌmɪsˈlɪv/verb
[with object] To live (one's life, etc.) badly; to misspend.
Origin
Old English (in an earlier sense). Cognate with Middle Dutch mesleven, misleven, Old High German misselebēn from the Germanic base of mis- + the Germanic base of live.
- out of doors
- out-of-fashion
- out-of-fashioned
- outoffice
- out of gear
- out of hand
- out of harm's way
- out of hours
- out of humour
- out of it
- out of joint
- out of line
- out of one's box
- out of one's depth
- out of one's gourd
- out of one's mind
- out of one's senses
- out of one's skull
- out of one's tree
- out of one's way
- out of (or beyond) reach
- out of order
- out of place
- out of plumb
- water chemistry