amiss (v.)
amiss (adv.)
- abroad
- adrift
- afield
- askew
- astray
- awry
- bad
- badly
- erroneously
- evil
- evilly
- false
- falsely
- faultily
- fruitlessly
- ill
- imperfectly
- improperly
- inaccurately
- inappropriately
- incorrectly
- indiscreetly
- inopportunely
- mistakenly
- off
- out
- poorly
- unfavorably
- unpropitiously
- untruly
- unwisely
- up
- vainly
- wide
- wrong
- wrongly
amiss (adj.)
- aberrant
- abroad
- adrift
- askew
- awry
- bad
- blamable
- blameful
- bum
- censurable
- cockeyed
- confused
- corrupt
- crappy
- culpable
- deceptive
- defective
- delusive
- deranged
- deviant
- disarranged
- discomfited
- discomposed
- disconcerted
- dislocated
- disordered
- disorderly
- disorganized
- dissatisfactory
- distorted
- disturbed
- errant
- erring
- erroneous
- evil
- fallacious
- false
- faulty
- flawed
- guilty
- haywire
- heretical
- heterodox
- ill
- illogical
- illusory
- imperfect
- improper
- incorrect
- misplaced
- off
- out
- peccant
- perturbed
- perverse
- perverted
- poor
- poorly
- punk
- reprehensible
- roily
- rotten
- self-contradictory
- sick
- sinful
- straying
- turbid
- turbulent
- unholy
- unorthodox
- unproved
- unsatisfactory
- unsettled
- untoward
- untrue
- up
- upset
- wide
- wrong
Better to love amiss than nothing to have loved.
For never anything can be amiss,
When simpleness and duty tender it.
Nothing comes amiss; so money comes withal.
