mis·like (m s-l k )tr.v. mis·liked, mis·lik·ing, mis·likes 1. To disapprove of; dislike. 2. Archaic To displease. n. Disapproval; dislike. [Middle English misliken, from Old English misl cian : mis-, ill; see mis-1 + lcian, to please; see like1.] |
mislike [mɪsˈlaɪk] Archaic
vb (tr)
to dislike
n also misliking
dislike or aversion
misliker n
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