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Meanings of missed a bit in English

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Usage of missed a bit in English
1
You always get someone telling you you've spelled something wrong or missed a bit.
The Irish Times
2
Now go get your broom, you missed a bit.'
The Long War
3
She had not missed a bit of the subtle communication between the two younger women.
The Shelters of Stone
4
Toomevara missed a bit as well but looked more purposeful during their spells in the ascendant.
The Irish Times
5
I think it would have been missed a bit if I didn't touch on some aspect of it.
Reuters
6
We missed a bit of experience.
The Guardian
7
'I think you missed a bit, just there,' he said, pointing to the back of his own neck.
Skypoint
8
"You have missed a bit," interrupts Jane, who now knows the story better than her mother.
Peter Pan
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