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Lapse: slip/error/decline. I don't think you will be able to use this to mean 'miss out'. And in any case, do you mean 'we missed the deadline' in your question? You could say: 'the deadline lapsed, and we missed it'.
I'm not so sure on 'pass over'. What should be the meaning of the sentence?
lapse away and pass over 
Re: lapse away and pass over 
Linear Mode
