second-person singular present indicative/subjunctive of manquer

lack / dereliction

plural of manquement

I miss you

(figuratively) to be missing at roll call, to be absent

(figuratively) to miss the boat, to miss the bus

(informal) to behave in a haughty, insolent, impudent, cheeky, cocky manner; to have some gall, nerve, cheek, etc.

(figuratively) not to be lacking in spice, not to be without a certain piquancy, not to lack punch, not to be boring; to be interesting; to be witty; to be surprising; to be a bit rich, to be a bit cheeky

to break one's word

(informal) to have a screw loose [+ à (object)]