Missit

Mis`sit´


v. t.1.To sit badly or imperfectly upon; to misbecome.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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Missit Ozil is only the third-choice penalty-taker but Wenger, in playing Sanogo, is still clearly the f irst-choice p**s-taker.
STRIKER'S MODEL EXCUSE DESERVES OLIVIER AWARD
On the same card Mick Channon's MISSIT (4.00) can gain some compensation for being typically aggressively tried in recent weeks in the Listed Fillies event.
Horse Racing: KING'S CAN CROWN IT FOR MOORE; You must catch Mick's Missit
The 10-1 chance completed a double for Murtagh as she gamely held the renewed challenge of Missit by a neck.
Bookies wary of Spinner's threat
Mick Channon has been on the mark with some smart fillies this season and he could have the answer to the Cheveley Park Stakes with Missit.
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sufficerant 6: 6), dexterram (7: 15), obtulli (12: 12), and missit (12: 14, 20).
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On a top-class day of action, Toylsome should take some beating in the VC Bet Challenge Stakes, while Missit is the pick in the seriousquitters.co.uk Rockfel Stakes.
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The Listed Radley Stakes (4.00) is a good opportunity for MISSIT to gain compensation for a narrow defeat at Newmarket.
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