by Real World Person September 13, 2005
Gerund form of "loose" (of an arrow). The act of firing an arrow in archery.
So rare as to be unusable. If in any doubt at all, use the word with the spelling and meaning for "losing".
So rare as to be unusable. If in any doubt at all, use the word with the spelling and meaning for "losing".
by Orangutano March 30, 2017
Slang. The act of using ojects (most of the time, fingers) to loosen the vagina for easier entry with "bigger things".
"I had give her the shocker"
"Why?
"That tight ass pussy needed some loosing before I get in them skins"
"Why?
"That tight ass pussy needed some loosing before I get in them skins"
by jdwiskey1978 December 6, 2005
used as slang for losing; many think that losing and loosing are different but in reality they are very similar
by arinum December 19, 2018
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 4, 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 8, 2003