Hit on
Miss
Miss verb - To fail to attend.
Both terms in one sentence
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For a hit chance below 20%, you have to miss something like a hundred times in a row, but for hit chances above 90%, it only takes one miss to get a guaranteed hit on the next attack.
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In a blink-and-miss moment, where he tries to hit on a female stage hand, she brushes him off for being a mother boy.
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The Muppets: Miss Piggy is so hot that even human men have hit on her at various points in the franchise.
Source: Informed Attractiveness
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