Mischance is valid Scrabble Word

Is mischance a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is mischance valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for MISCHANCE in dictionary:

VERB:

to happen amiss
To happen by mischance.

NOUN:

bad luck
an unlucky occurrence
unlucky event
Ill luck; ill fortune; mishap.
an unpredictable outcome that is unfortunate
an instance of misfortune

Words related to MISCHANCE

mischanced20 mischances19 mischancing21

Words that contain MISCHANCE

mischanced20 mischances19 mischanceful24

How to use MISCHANCE in a sentence

Stratagem or accident, the fact is that this mischance gave an excuse for the friend to remain with the old woman, while Isagani might talk with Paulita.
One can hardly believe such a stupid mischance to be possible.
This mischance necessitated our staying overnight at the only hostelry in the place.
But when no man durst openly hint this to Germ, she fell back on her cunning to defend her, and revealed by her deeds the mischance which she durst not speak plainly out.
It had been her mischance to occupy previously in the community-house that apartment which the good man saw to be most suitable for his young and somewhat fastidious bride.
She climbed that first flight of semi-circular stairs without hindrance, secretly hoping that by no mischance either Marrin or one of his sub-bosses might emerge.
Correard communicated this mischance, told him, that, in such an affair, he would rather have the protection of the meanest clerk, than that of the first prince of the blood.
Great were the lamentation and the cry when the news of this mischance was noised about the city.
For charity, replied the matron, tell 420 What sad mischance those pretty birds befell.
Nay, no mischance, the savage dame replied, But want of wit in their unerring guide, And eager haste, and gaudy hopes, and giddy pride.

Should she have the mischance to meet him again? Would he go up to West Point for the exercises at the military academy? But of course he would! It was so convenient to do so.
This mischance, or his own violence and insubordination, wrought to the prejudice of Menendez.
By this mischance all the stores in the boat were lost, and nothing but a few planks and some articles of clothing were recovered.
And now some of the circumstances reminded me of the similar mischance that had befallen me on the Bristowe road.
If their beasts sickened, or any mischance happened, men laid it to the door of Miriam and Long Robin.
By some mischance the General has discovered that you are an American, and Major Alvarez is charged with your capture.
If, through some mischance, there had been wider discovery, she would have written! The Black Hill letter, too, would have had somewhat there to say.
In his own country he had killed another boy by mischance over a game of dice.
By some mischance the tin bowl upset and fell noisily to the ground.
By some horrible mischance he had not taken his place in either of the ambulances or the motor cars.
This yeare the twentie of October, the citie of Chichester was almost wholie consumed to ashes by mischance of fire.
I had evidently then strayed from the right course while wandering through the tunnel, and thus come by mischance into this blind alley.
Even in England a man on board a ship with yellow fever is held responsible for his mischance, no matter what his being kept in quarantine may cost him.
By some mischance the duke failed to appear at the proper moment, and the effect was lost.
They had been out as usual, and some trifling mischance having happened to the Spanish saddle, they called at Mr.
I endeavoured to conduct myself with the strictest propriety, and I believe succeeded, except for the trifling mischance of spilling some bread-sauce on to my jacket.
A little boy was allowed to sit on the platform of the car, when by some mischance he fell, and the whole train passed over him.
He quite fretted if, by some mischance, he lost one.
But as the ninth day approached her heart grew ever heavier, for she dreaded lest some unexpected mischance might yet ruin all.
But suddenly this splendid festival was marred by a serious mischance.
By a curious mischance Victoria was also able to press into her service another writer, the distinction of whose talents was this time beyond a doubt.
The King was aroused and would allow of no mischance.
She resolved in this case to work slowly and cautiously, allowing of no mischance.
She was beginning to be impatient and uneasy, fearing some mischance that might delay her dreaded yet longed-for meeting with Low.
My soul deserves of this mischance the peril for to bear.
But excessive mischance is very wont, is very wont to present changes, when the matter so falls.

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