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mistutor

mistutor verb: to tutor badly or astray.

Verb

mistutor (third-person singular simple present mistutors, present participle mistutoring, simple past and past participle mistutored)

  1. (transitive) To tutor badly or astray.

Forms of mistutor

third-person singular presentmistutors
present participlemistutoring
past participlemistutored
pastmistutored

Origin of mistutor

From mis- + tutor.

Questions about mistutor

What does mistutor mean?
Mistutor means to tutor badly or astray.
What part of speech is mistutor?
Mistutor is a verb.
What is the past tense of mistutor?
The past tense of mistutor is mistutored.

Words near mistutor in the dictionary

  1. mistunings
  2. misturn
  3. misturned
  4. misturning
  5. misturns
  6. mistutor
  7. mistutored
  8. mistutoring
  9. mistutors
  10. mistweet
  11. mistweeted

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