0 past simple and past participle of misbehave
2 If machines misbehave, they do not operate as they should:
He also recommended rules for maintaining cleanliness and order, and a lock-up to punish individuals who "misbehaved" or broke the rules.
Inconsistent discipline was measured at ages 7 and 9 as part of an interview about how parents dealt with the study child when he or she misbehaved.
Inconsistent discipline was measured at ages 7 and 9 years as part of an interview about how parents dealt with the study children when the children were naughty or misbehaved.
There is also the other type of governor—the man who rules the children who have misbehaved themselves and have been caught.
But if it was in fact suggested that the court had somehow or other misbehaved itself in giving judgement, that would be wrong.
It must provide a robust, efficient, fair and effective means of investigating misconduct allegations and dealing with any councillors found to have misbehaved.
Instead, when you misbehaved, you had to do things like clean windows or other tasks about the school.
Sometimes, when they have misbehaved or there has been a punch-up or something like that, football fans have wanted to emulate that example.
