not rigidly fastened or securely attached b (1) : having worked partly free from attachments <a loose tooth> (2) : having relative freedom of movement c : produced freely and accompanied by raising of mucus <a loose cough> d : not tight-fitting.
The well-known old door handle, which always angered the countess when it was not properly cleaned, turned as loosely as ever.
by BNR_Tub92BNR September 18, 2016
by Real World Person September 13, 2005
THANK YOU! In the last 6 months everyone seems to be writing 'loosing'. THE WORD YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS LOSING.
L-O-S-I-N-G. You are losing the match, you are losing your talent, you are losing your virginity! The second definition is wrong, you would say 'loosening'
L-O-S-I-N-G. You are losing the match, you are losing your talent, you are losing your virginity! The second definition is wrong, you would say 'loosening'
Newspaper Executive: Cristiano, this is the last straw, 'loosing' is not a word! I'm firing you!
Cristiano Ronaldo: Oh, I didn't know I had to be able to spell to do this job, I guess i'm just an idiot! Haha
Cristiano Ronaldo: Oh, I didn't know I had to be able to spell to do this job, I guess i'm just an idiot! Haha
by Mattaldinho September 04, 2008
by frank456456 July 20, 2008
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.
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.
Man, yo woman's loose! (followed by receiving a punch)
Tonight, your team is going to loose.
by magicloudz December 07, 2003
by Allen Yinzburgh December 14, 2016
by Lette4life May 22, 2006