amiss

Little Hunne kept a watchful eye on them, for he had observed from the first, that something was amiss.

When anything is amiss, he goes at them, as for instance, those stores in the front.

But if the heart is sound in the main, God is not extreme to mark that which is amiss.

If you strew a few Carvi comfits on the top, it will not be amiss.

It may not be amiss, in order to save future digression, to say that the Smith in my name is on the paternal side.

"Perfecting" is perhaps as good a word as can be got for : it denotes the putting right of all that is defective or amiss.

I see that something is amiss, but I have no idea what it is, though apparently Dexie is not so innocent.

I do not deem it amiss to give some particulars in relation to this road.

We cannot go into it here, but, seeing that these marriages do take place even in England, a word of warning may not be amiss.

Her, therefore, you will find mistress of the house; and I judge of you amiss, or you will find her just such as you would wish.