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not cool, opposite of saying "thats tight(safe, sick, cool)" "Yo, Imma get my boys after you."
"Thats loose-fight me yourself." |
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A woman's vagina after she has had many different sized penises. The slut is so loose, since she gets laid every night by a different man.
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1. Opposite of tight. Baggy, roomy fitting.
2. Derogatory discription of a woman who has had many sexual partners. 2. Also common mis-spelling of lose. I need a belt. My jeans are loose.
Man, yo woman's loose! (followed by receiving a punch) Tonight, your team is going to loose. |
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the result of being a whore Every girl in the sophmore class of westfall high school in williamsport ohio is loose
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A term used to describe an over-fucked pussy. That bitch is so loose, it is like throwing a hotdog down a hallway
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whenever your pussy is loose "Lucy fucked so many guys that her pussy got loose and her new name became 'loosey loose'."
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To be exteremely inebriated by drugs, alcohol or a combination of both. That guy is f**kn loose
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Increasingly common misspelling of the verb "lose." The pronunciation listed here (L-ooooo-se) does not apply to this definition. The correct pronunciation of "loose" rhymes with "goose" and "noose." The word many people think they are spelling, "lose," rhymes with "booze" and "news." "No matter what I do, I'm going to loose sic this chess game." The sentence should read: "No matter what I do, I'm going to lose this chess game."
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