Lose or Miss?

To Lose
a) to have no longer, to have taken away from one (by accident, misfortune, carelessness, separation, death, etc)
He lost all his money at that card game.

b) to become unable to find
I've lost my new gold pen.


To Miss
a) to fail to hold, catch or reach
He tried to catch the ball but missed it.

b) to fail to get, hear, see, notice or understand
I missed the first part of the speech.

c) to be too late for, falis to get, catch, meet, etc
I got up very late yesterday and missed the 7 o'clock bus.

d) to feel regret at the absence of
She'd miss her husband if the died.