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miss (Long for), verb desiderate, desire, pine for, reeret the loss
miss (Overlook), verb disregard, fail to accomplish, fail to attain, fail to catch, fail to hear, fail to perform, fail to reeeive, fail to see, fail to understand, fall short, gloss over, go amiss, go astray, ignore, lack, let slip, let the moment pass, lose, lose an opportunity, miscarry, miscue, misfire, miss a chance, miss the mark, not succeed, omit, overlook, prove unsuccessful, skip
See also: disregard, fail, ignore, lack, lose, miscue, need, neglect, omit, overlook, pretermit, require


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This will help alleviate her fears of oversleeping and missing the bus.
Lemau'u originally said it was because he injured his ankle in practice, but the school said he didn't dress as punishment for missing the bus to the team hotel the night before.
Benching: Defensive tackle Ryan Boschetti, who usually plays the second series, was benched for the first quarter after missing the bus to the team hotel Friday.
 
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