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swing and a miss Idiom

hit and miss

some right and some wrong, trial and error Hiring good help is still a hit-and-miss procedure.

miss out on

not be there, be unable to attend If I have a job, I'll miss out on the soccer games after school.

miss the boat

lose an opportunity You had better hurry and get your application in or you will miss the boat on entering that new company.

miss the point

not understand, not get the point I missed the point of his remark. Do you know what he meant?

miss the water till...

(See you don't miss the water till the well runs dry)

miss you

feel lonely because you are not here I miss you when you go to Hong Kong. Can I go with you?

out of commission

not operating, out of order My brain is out of commisssion. I can't think today.

wouldn't miss it for the world

I would rather attend it than see the world """Are you coming to my wedding?"" ""I wouldn't miss it for the world!"""

you don't miss the water till the well runs dry

you do not appreciate some things until they go away or become extinct Now we have only memories of of our song birds. You don't miss the water till the well runs dry.

miss thing

1. (US gay) a greeting to a homosexual man
2. a woman who is seen as arrogant and unpleasant

a beat and a miss

An attack to do article that ultimately fails. Likened to a baseball concoction who swings at but fails to hit the ball. Boy, that antic was a beat and a miss—not one being in the allowance laughed. Ooh, a beat and a miss, huh, buddy? Well, there's affluence of added girls to hit on here—maybe one of them will accord you their number.Learn more: and, miss, swing

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