Synonyms for miss.
miss.

Princeton's WordNet

1. Mississippi, Magnolia State, MS, Miss.noun

   a state in the Deep South on the gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate States during the American Civil War

Matched Categories

1. • American State
   • United States

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How to use miss. in a sentence?

1. Gerald Herbert/AP Manning:

   It was a complete accident ; ball just got away, i got a swing and miss on a ball kind of up in the zone, so I tried to go back to it, and it just got away from me.

2. Kathryn Sermak:

   Miss D told me she was born during a thunderstorm. And when she passed it was pouring, she was at peace. She'd just had the world serenade her.

3. Justice Department attorney Brad Rosenberg:

   It's possible that if Census Bureau provides Census Bureau enumeration at some point in January... that Congress would still accept that number, but it's also possible -- and I don't represent Congress so I just don't know the answer to this -- that they might not. If they miss the statutory deadline, it's unclear whether Congress would still be bound to accept any numbers submitted by the president after the date.

4. Lili Trujillo Puckett kisses:

   When you lose a child, time will never heal because it's something that you keep with you forever. You actually miss that person more. I miss her voice. I wonder what she would look like now at 25.

5. Though Gross:

   Grief is a normal response to bereavement, and everyone has their own timetable and style of grieving. You will always miss the person who died and will always experience the pain of loss. However, that pain does not have to become suffering, pain accompanies grief, and if Though Gross contract against Though Gross pain, it becomes suffering. That's when grief is unhealthy, and that's when Though Gross can get caught in PGD, prolonged grief.