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MI-BHUILICH
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Ml-BHUILICH, me-vùel'-èch, v. misapply,
misimprove, waste, squander; mhi-bhuil-
ich thu t-uine, you misapplied your time ;
mi-bhuilichte, misapplied, misimproved,
wasted.
Mi-BHUNAiLTEACH, Hie-vùn'-aljt-ach, adj.
unstationary, inconstant, unsettled.
Mi-CHAiDREACH, mè-chàjj'-ryach, a. unso.
ciable, disaffected, unfriendly.
Mi-cHiiRDEAS, mè-chàrjj'-us, n.m. unkind,
ness.
Mi-CHAIRDEIL, mù.charjj'-al,a. unfriendly.
Mi-CH ALMA BRA, mc-chalm'-urr-a,a. feeble.
Mi-CHAOIMHNEIL, mè-chaoèn'-al, a. un-
kind.
Mi-cHAOiMH\EAS, me-chaoen'-Es, n. m.
unkindness.
Mi-CHAOiMHAiNN, mè-chùv'-ènn, v. mis-
spend.
Mi-CHAOMHNADH, me-chùv'-nX, n. m. pro-
fusion.
Mi-CHEART, mechyart, adj. unjust, evil.
Mi-CHEARTAS, me-chyart'-us, n. m. injus-
tice.
Mi-CHIALL, mè-chcàll, n. m. insanity, folly.
Mi-CHIAILACH, rae-cheàir.ach, mad, in-
sane.
Ml-CHAIT, mèch'-eheàt, n.f. dislike.
Mi-CHINNT, me-chyenjt, 71. /. uncertainty.
Mi-cHiNNTEACH, mè-chyènjt'-ach, a. un-
certain. •^
Mi-CHioN, me-chyun, n. m. aversion.
Ml-CHiuiN, mè-chyuèn, a. boisterous.
Ml-CHLis, mè-chlèsh, a. inactive.
Ml-CHLEACHD, me-chlechg, v. abrogate,
disuse, render obsolete.
MlcHLiu, me'-chlu, n.f. disgrace, infamy,
reproach, bad fame or character.
MicHLiuiTEACH, me-chlùjt"-ach, a. dis-
graceful, infamous, reproachful, disho-
nourable.
Mi-cHREASDA, me-chresd'-a, adj. cruel.
Ml-CHREASDACHD, me-clirest'-aclig, n.f.
cruelty.
Mi-cHOLTACH, mè-chòlt'-ach, a. improba-
ble, unlikely ; unlike, dissimilar.
Mr-cHOLTACHD, me-cholt'-achg, n. f im-
probability, dissimilarity, unlikeliness.
Mi-CHOMPANTA, me-cliomp'-ant-à, adj. un.
social, unsociable, distant.
Mi-CHOMPANTACHD, me-chomp'-ant-achg,
n. m. unsociableness, distant manner.
Mi-CHORD, me-chòrd', v. disagree, dissent.
Mi-CHORDADH, mè-cliòrd'-X, pt. disagree-
ing, dissenting; n m. disagreement.
Mi-CHOTHROM, me-chor'-um, n. m. unfair-
ness, disadvantage, injustice.
Mi-cHOTHROMACH, mc-chor'-um-ach, adj.
uneven, rugged ; unfair, unjust.
Mi-CHREiD, me-chraoj, v. disbelieve.
Mi-CHREiDEAcn, me-chraojj'-ach, a. dis.
trustful; n.m. unbeliever, icfidel, heretic.
Mi-CHREIDEADH, Ì me-chraoj'-A, n. m. un-
Mr-CHREIDEAMH, / belief, heresy, want of
faith ; air son am mi-chreidcadh,for their
unbelief. Bible.
Mi-cHREiDEAS, me-chraojj'-as, n. ?». want
of confidence, disrespect, distrust.
Mi-CHREIDEASACH, me-chraojj'-as-ach,arf;.
disrespectful, distrustful.
Mi-CHRIDHEIL, me-chrè2'-al, a. heartless.
Mi-CHRUINNEALAS, mè-chiùènn'-al-us, un-
tidiness, profusion.
Mi-CHRUiNNEiL, me-chrùènn-al, adj. un-
tidy, uneconomical, profuse.
Mi-ciiuiJiHNEACH, mè-chùen'-ach, a. tot-
getful.
Mi-cnuis, see Miochuis, jilting, smirking.
MicHU.MACHDAiL,me-chum'-achg-al, -^ J.
Mi.cHUNNADAiL, me-chunn'-ad-al, J •''
unshapely, ill-shaped.
Mi-cHURAM, me-chùr'-um, n.f. negligence.
Mi-cHURAMACH, mè-chùr'-am-ach, a. care-
less.
Mi-DHAicHEAiACHD, \ mè-g^àèch'-al-achg
Mi-DHAICHEALAS, i n. /. absurdity.
Mi-DHAicHEiL, mè-gAàèch-al, a, absurd,
improbable, unlikely, nonsensical.
Mi-DHEALBH, me-yAyalv, n. m. absurdity.
Mi-DJiEALBHACH,mè-yftyal'-aeh, a. absurd.
Mi.DHEAS,mè-yftyàs2,a.unprepared, wrong.
Mi-DHIADHACHD, me.yAèao-gh"-achg, n.f.
ungodliness, unholiness, irreligion.
Mi-DHiADHAiDH, mè-g/iea6-gh"-è, a. un-
holy.
Mi-DHiLEAS, me-yAel'-us, a. unfaithful.
Mi-DHiLLSEACHD, me-yAèUy"-shachg, n.f.
disloyalty, unfaithfulness, treachery.
Mi-DHLEASNACH, megAlàs-'-nach,a. undu.
tiful, disloyal, unfaithful.
Mi-DHLEASNAs, mè-gAlis^'-nas, n.m. undu-
tifulness.
Mi-DHiGHE, mè-gftle-à «./. unlawfuhiess.
Mi-DHiGHEACH, mè-ghlè'-ach, a. not due.
Mi-DHLiGHEiL, mè-gAlè'-al, a. unlawful.
Mi-DHOciiAS, mè-gAòeh'-us, n. m. despair.
Mi-DHOCHASACH, me-ghòch'-as-ach, adj.
despondent; diffident, unpretending, re-
tiring.
Mi-DHoiGH, mè-ghoe'-y', n.f. want of me-
thod, awkwardness, absurdity.
Mi-DiioiGHEiL, m§-gh6è-y"-al, adj. disar-
ranged, immethodical, absurd.
Mi-DHREACH, me'-gArech, n-m. deformity.
Mi-DHREACHMOR, mc'-gArech'-ur, a. ugly.
Mi-DHiiRACHD, me-gAar'-achg, n. m, in-
sincerity.
Mi-DiiURACHDACH, mè-gftùr'-achg-ach, a.
insincere, indifferent, careless, negligent.
Mi-EARBSA, me-erb'-sa, n.f. distrust.
Mi-EARBSAcii, me-erb-sach, adj. distrust-
ful, suspicious, despondent, despairing.
Mi-EiFEACHD. niè-àf'-achg, n.f. ineffi.
cacy.