1. Ill-behaviour; misbehaviour; an indictable offence, but of a less atrocious nature than a crime, and generally applied to such as do not amount to felony, as battery, libels, conspiracies, &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• misdmeanor,
• misdermeanor,
• misdameanor,
• misdeameanor,
• misdemeanours,
• misdemenour,
• misdemeaner,
• midemeanor,
• misdomeanor,
• mistemeanor,
• misdemenor,
• misdemenanor,
• misdoemeanor,
• misdimeanor,
• misdemenours,
• misdeomeanor,
• misdimenour,
• misdemanor,
• missdemeanor,
• misdemeanor

• misdemean,
• misdemeanor.

The adjective form of the word "misdemeanour" is "misdemeanourous".

The plural of the "misdemeanour" can be the "misdemeanours".

The singular of the "misdemeanour" can be the "misdemeanour".