transitive. Of a thing: to pass by, leave unaffected. Obsolete.

transitive. To escape the notice of; to slip the memory of; to pass by (a person) without being noticed or taken advantage of.

transitive. To escape the notice of. rare.

To escape the notice of. Cf. flee, v. 9. Obsolete. rare.

To escape from (one's memory); to elude (one's notice, knowledge, etc.).

intransitive. Usually with a negative. To disregard or escape from (a fact, implication, etc.).

transitive. Originally Irish English (northern). To escape the notice of (a person). Usually in negative contexts in there's not much misses someone (…