Miss Mɪs Woman Contest Noun Bre Lipman Brighton

• that's all, thank you, miss lipman.
• miss brighton
• the miss world contest
• will that be all, miss?

miss

1. used before the family name, or the first and family names, of a woman who is not married, in order to speak or write to her politely
• compare Mrs
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/mrs
• That's all, thank you, Miss Lipman.
2. a title given to the winner of a beauty contest in a particular country, town, etc.
• Miss Brighton
• the Miss World contest
3. used especially by men to address a young woman when they do not know her name
• Will that be all, Miss?
4. used as a form of address by children in some schools to a woman teacher, whether she is married or not
• compare sir
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/sir
• Good morning, Miss!
5. a girl or young woman
6. a failure to hit, catch or reach something
• He scored two goals and had another two near misses.
7. to decide not to do something, eat something, etc.
• I think I'll give badminton a miss tonight.
8. there is no real difference between only just failing in something and failing in it badly because the result is still the same

Word Origin

• noun sense 6 Old English missan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German missen. noun senses 1 to 5 mid 17th cent.: abbreviation of mistress.