Lacks

The threat of relegation is a great trial of judgment that can make the Premier League riveting even when the competition for the title lacks intrigue. ❋ Unknown (2011)

But what Hussein lacks is the $5,600 he says is necessary to rent a storefront, buy supplies and hire two workers at $200 a month. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Hmmm. I guess it doesn't sound like something you'd immediately grab for from the bookstore shelf, but believe me, what the title lacks in zappy shelf-appeal, it makes up for in honesty and clarity. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Granted, the term lacks a warm-blanket sound, but their appeal lies elsewhere. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Not a technophobe, myself -- more of a technogrinch or (since that role has forever been tainted) a technocurmudgeon (though the term lacks that certain linguistic liquidity). ❋ Unknown (2005)

The title lacks the "with Windows Azure" but - trust me - that's what I'll use whenever I need the cloud. ❋ Vittorio Bertocci - MSFT (2011)

I've used the term "miracle" too, but also feel the term lacks solid logical justification. ❋ MBack (2010)

The title lacks punctuation, but if it had any, there would be ellipses before the question mark, so audiences can fill in the rest as they see fit. ❋ Unknown (2010)

That's not to suggest that the title lacks finesse aesthetically, though, because that's not the case. ❋ Unknown (2009)

What this new, untraditional use of the term lacks in venom, it more than makes up for in malapropism, for there is nothing remotely socialist to Henry Paulson's "no banker left behind" bail-out strategy, or to Ben Bernanke's "buy one - get one free" deal on the US Dollar ❋ Unknown (2009)

What this new, untraditional use of the term lacks in venom, it more than makes up for in malapropism, for there is nothing remotely socialist to Henry Paulson's "no banker left behind" bail-out strategy, or to Ben Bernanke's "buy one - get one free" deal on the US Dollar (offered only to well-connected friends) or to any of the other measures, either attempted or considered, to slow the collapse of the US economy. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Japanese carmaker topples GM as world's biggest, but the title lacks any significance these days. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The middle aged daughter took her [aging] Mother for lunch. Her complete lackness of [good behavior] and interest clearly [illustrated] their awful relationship history. She just didn't care about her Mother as she displayed such apparent lackness of love. ❋ Suzgirl (2016)

If i [catch] a [opp] [lacking] he getting. Smoke ❋ Ar5003A (2016)

[Nah bro], we [caught] you [lacking]! ❋ GraftonPlayz1 (2022)

"[Dont] let me [catch] you lacking [my nigga]" ❋ Landon1365 (2015)

Bestfriend: I thought you supposed to actually spit when you spitting game to make it work. You: BOY you dumb as a duck ! I’m finna [get on you] son ! That’s a neck ! Bestfriend: *dodges and runs away* 🏃 You: Don’t worry, imma catch you lacking. Bestfriend: *walking down the hall, not paying attention* You: *runs up and necks bsf* You: I told you imma catch you lacking ! Bestfriend: I ain’t [going out sad], i’ll catch you lacking one day ! Wait on it. - or Person 1: I was just walking down the street and I got mugged by that one barber i owe money to 🤦🏾 ♂️. Person 2: Who told you not to be paying attention ! You got [caught lacking] so that’s on you ! Just take the L and go. Person 1: They caught me lacking but i ain’t going out sad ! i’ll get my goons on him ! Person 2: Boy don’t turn this into a nigga moment . Like i said YOU got caught not paying attention so take your L and go. Person 1: Mann whatever. ❋ BrokeBintiBeans (2018)

Dude #1: *[On the phone] with Dude #2* Aye man [im around] (enemy location) by myself Dude #2: Bro, you finna be [caught lacking], leave now ❋ Yvnggucci1017 (2018)

[damn] [that nigga] [lacked] ❋ Torontomans (2018)

I catch him [lacking] yesterday he [ran] like a [Bolt]. ❋ Princ3of508 (2020)

*Homie [checking out] [girls ass]* Yo bro... you lacking? (Could also be said as [lackin']) ❋ Furnished Wheel (2019)

[Went] out with [the Lack] last night, Then gave her a [seeing to] afterwards! ❋ Frank Forsey (2003)