Lootely

Someone who is sort of off in the world.

Sara is very lootely today after being on anastasia 😬

by I need help.com June 2, 2018

loosely dating

More than friends but not quite in a relationship so both are still considered single yet are some what together

No we are not really together were just loosely dating

by Loonygoon December 9, 2015

Lootery

Like the lottery for criminals, used to describe looting high ticket items stolen during a riot.

We robbed the best buy during the Rodney King riots, and my house looked like we hit the lootery.

by Goodson01030 July 23, 2009

Deuce Loosely

A twice-appeared character from the former MTV sock-puppet show, Sifl & Olly. Deuce was third in a line of "guests" being interviewed in a segment about "Guys Who Auditioned to Be the Drummer for KISS." He represented a panda. It was revealed by the end of the interview that he never actually played drums before, but studies the ancient folklore of the panda. You can find this episode on a DVD collection of Sifl & Olly episodes.

"I am Deuce Loosely and I know everything about pandas."

by deuceloosely September 24, 2005

Loosely Affiliated

When one is "roughly" dating a girl but, for whatever reason, you do not want your friends and random slampieces to know that you are committed to that girl. Aka slightly less than dating but slightly more than just hooking up.

Donald: " Danny, I didn't know you were dating her?"

Danny: "Oh hell nah, we are just loosely affiliated"

Donald: "Oh congrats"

Danny: "Woooooooooo"

by djwhtrhino May 19, 2010

Loosely Remembered

Used to indicate when you don't really remember what happened and you're lieing.

Is most useful while around people who have never heard it before and are asking for last night's story.

"So then Seabass was all 'I've been known to enjoy a fine martini!'.. Of course, this is all loosely remembered".

by the product December 3, 2005

Loosely

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