Griffin Kelton
Yuppie jet-setter.
Foodie. Early adopter. Technophile. Traveler. Entrepreneur.
ENTJ. Tea enthusiast.
Flights to date for 2012: 10 (2011: 30+).
Business Development Coordinator, Capital Teas (Annapolis, MD)
Founder of Tea Time Tuesday and Cedarville Tea House.
B.A. in Marketing from Cedarville University.
malfeasance \mal-FEE-zuhn(t)s, /ˌmælˈfizəns/, noun:
Wrongdoing, misconduct, or misbehavior.
Malfeasance comes from the Old French word malfaisance. Derived from malfaire or maufaire, it is the present participle form of this word which means “to do evil.” Its roots can be futher traced back to the Latin word male facere which mean “evily” and “do, make,” respectively.
Example: In government, there is often of plentitude of malfeasance.
Sources: Dictionary.com, Wiktionary
