Misses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISS, to fail to make contact with
• fail to hit, reach, or come into contact with (something aimed at)
• pass by without touching; chance not to hit
• fail to catch (something thrown or dropped)
• fail to notice, hear, or understand
• fail to attend, participate in, or watch (something one is expected to do or habitually does)
• be too late to catch (a passenger vehicle or the post)
• fail to see or have a meeting with (someone)
• not be able to experience or fail to take advantage of (an opportunity or chance)
• avoid; escape
• (of a woman) fail to have (a monthly period)
• notice the loss or absence of
• feel regret or sadness at no longer being able to enjoy the presence of
• feel regret or sadness at no longer being able to go to, do, or have
• (of an engine or motor vehicle) undergo failure of ignition in one or more cylinders
NOUN:
• a failure to hit, catch, or reach something
• an unsuccessful record or film
• a title prefixed to the name of an unmarried woman or girl, or to that of a married woman retaining her maiden name for professional purposes
• used in the title of the winner in a beauty contest
• used as a polite form of address to a young woman or to a waitress or female shop assistant
• used by children in addressing a female teacher
• a girl or young woman, especially one regarded as silly or headstrong
• a miscarriage

Words related to MISSES

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How to use MISSES in a sentence

• Privette, Miss Hall, the Misses Clarkson and Grantham, Mrs.
• I have seen twice your sisters the Misses Delancy, and was prevented from being at their house last Friday evening by the severest snow-storm we have had this season.
• This work had been made popular by the efforts of Misses Turpen, Eliza J.
• While here, I placed my daughter in the private school of the Misses Guild, South Fourth Street.
• Presently, as the clock struck nine, he knocked at the door of the Misses Grant.
• The Misses Grant, taking a kind interest in his progress, managed to spare him half the day in succeeding terms, so that he continued to attend school.
• Nor could he have afforded to pay Andy as high wages as he had received from the Misses Grant.
• No one can see more acutely and clearly, in more terrible and melancholy detail, than myself what one misses.
• This gentle cock, for solace of his life, Six misses had, besides his lawful wife.
• A moderate-sized farm, of from 200 to 800 acres, will no more enable the mistress and the misses to play the fine lady to-day than it would two generations ago.
• Soon after the arrival of the Misses Fox in New York I visited them in their rooms at the Howard House.
• However, I confess, I never regretted my own share of the loss, where I knew and thought that it all went to the glory and grandeur of the Masters and Misses Boland.
• Papa, of course, misses Charlotte, and will be glad to have her back.
• This is a superficial view of the case, and misses the real point of the present envy, hatred, malice, and uncharitableness.
• Not only did I write and write, but I begged the Misses Jennings to help, and the minister of the church where we went on Sundays.
• It proved that he was not, for he passed the Smith cottage and went on until he came to the house in which lived the Misses Clark.
• The enemy ship began firing in reply, the shots were all wide misses.
• During his absence she misses him, and upon his return her heart beats with emotion.
• But it became known in some way that the Misses Grimke were to address the meeting, and a shock went through the whole community.
• She knew best what a sickly widow misses in the help of a twelve-year-old boy whom she has trained practically to replace a daughter.
• We all send much love, and your mother wishes me to say that she misses you very much, as indeed we all do.
• She misses more than I do because we are a jolly and amusing family.
• This story tells how a valuable solid silver service was stolen from the Misses Perkinpine, two very old and simple minded ladies.
• It is small wonder if the wife feels a deep discontent beneath her willing ministrations and misses the devotion of the lover in the perpetual claims of the husband.
• However, he shows a perfectly proper anger if he misses frequently.
• Joseph was also one of the chattels belonging to the Misses Portlock.
• Soon after Agnes and little Rosa re-entered the sitting-room, the Misses Fairland returned from their walk.
• The Misses Somers, who were fond of music, were among the ladies, and the prize was in the hands of Sir Arthur.
• Our Christianity misses the highest value of the book, as it indicates the resource of universal man.

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