mis-serve
/ˌmɪsˈsəːv/Now rare
verb
[with object] To serve badly or unfaithfully; to do a disservice to; to mistreat.
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in Ayenbite of Inwyt. Perhaps originally from Anglo-Norman and Old French messervir from mes- + servir; in later use probably independently from (or reinforced by) mis- + serve.
- female condom
- female determiner
- female-determining
- female ending
- female eunuch
- female fern
- female-friendly
- female gage
- female gauge
- female genital cutting
- female genital mutilation
- female-headed
- female hemp
- female impersonation
- female impersonator
- femaleism
- femalely
- femaleness
- female-only
- female-orientated
- female-oriented
- female pattern baldness
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- female pill
- female rhyme