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missed

verb
MIST/mɪst/

1 meaning of missed

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    verb
    Simple past and past participle of miss.

    The striker missed an open goal in the final minute.

    We missed the turnoff and had to double back several miles.

    Note

    One regular spelling serves as both simple past and participle: she missed the bus, the bus had been missed. Because miss is transitive in most uses, the passive comes easily, and it carries the verb's whole range. A shot is missed by inches, a chance is missed for good, and a friend who has moved away is missed, their absence felt with regret.

missed is a form of miss

miss, verb: To fail to attend, experience, or take advantage of something. Full entry

Forms
missmisses he/she/itmissing -ing formmissed past tense, past participle
Spelling
miss → missed: add -ed
Sound
The ending sounds like /t/.

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