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• n  improper or wicked or immoral behavior

• The left hates Bush so much that it salivates at any hint of misdeed, whether warranted or not.
• But after every misdeed, he would turn his googly-eyed gaze up at us, and we would turn to butter.
• But Judge Jed Rakoff, in striking down the settlement, said fining the company and thus its shareholders for a misdeed of management was misplaced.

• misbehavior
• misbehaviour

News & Articles

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• Community thanked for raising new flag
  The American Flag is a beautiful piece of art, which stands for so very much of our freedom, liberty and justice we share as proud citizens. For anyone living amongst us to think otherwise is downright preposterous. I hope that justice will be served on those responsible of this misdeed.
  July 9, 2013 - Calaveras Enterprise

Quotes

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• Jaswant Singh in Economic Times
  Asked whether he would have expected Mr Advani to stand up for him, Mr Singh said: "He (Advani) was not required to cover any misdeed. My going to Kandahar was not a misdeed. And I was not going on a holiday jaunt. 166 lives were involved."
• Joy Ogwu in NEXT
  Mrs Ogwu told the News Agency of Nigeria that Nigeria "cannot be adjudged a terrorist country because of the misdeed of one man. The person in question did not receive his training in Nigeria, nor did he grow up in the country. Terrorism is alien to...
• Dennis Kucinich in Atlantic Online
  Not a single CEO of a systemically significant bank was removed from his job by government action for a misdeed or mistake,Kucinich said today.