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misser
This term is primarily used in sports or competitive contexts to describe someone who consistently fails to achieve a specific physical target, such as a goal or a catch. It carries a critical or mocking tone, often implying a lack of skill or a recurring pattern of failure rather than a single accidental mistake.
Because it is a derived noun formed by adding the agent suffix -er to the verb "miss," it is less common in formal writing than terms like "failure" or "underperformer." It is most frequently encountered in casual commentary or journalistic sports reporting to highlight a player's specific weakness.
Meanings
Examples
He is a chronic misser when it comes to free throws.
I am such a misser today that I cannot even hit the broad side of a barn.
The team cannot afford another misser in the final minutes of the game.
Stop being such a misser and just aim for the center.
The archer felt like a complete misser after failing three shots in a row.
She was a consistent misser during the early stages of the tournament.
She was a consistent misser during the early stages of the tournament.
Who is the biggest misser in this group of recruits?
I dont want to be the misser who lets the whole team down.