Loose

Word LOOSE
Character 5
Hyphenation loose
Pronunciations /luːs/

Definitions and meanings of "Loose"

What do we mean by loose?

Not fastened, restrained, or contained. adjective

Not taut, fixed, or rigid. adjective

Free from confinement or imprisonment; unfettered. adjective

Not tight-fitting or tightly fitted. adjective

Not bound, bundled, stapled, or gathered together. adjective

Not compact or dense in arrangement or structure. adjective

Lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility; idle. adjective

Not formal; relaxed. adjective

Lacking conventional moral restraint in sexual behavior. adjective

Not literal or exact. adjective

Characterized by a free movement of fluids in the body. adjective

In a loose manner. adverb

To let loose; release. transitive verb

To make loose; undo. transitive verb

To cast loose; detach. transitive verb

To let fly; discharge. transitive verb

To release pressure or obligation from; absolve. transitive verb

To make less strict; relax. transitive verb

(on the loose) At large; free. idiom

(on the loose) Acting in an uninhibited fashion. idiom

The release of an arrow.

A state of laxity or indulgence; unrestrained freedom, abandonment.

All play other than set pieces (scrums and line-outs).

Freedom from restraint.

A letting go; discharge.

A multi-functional term 1. The state of being intoxicated to the point where one's inhibitions are minimal to non-existant. 2. Any action undertaken whilst in this state can be classified "loose behaviour" 3. The intoxicant itself Urban Dictionary

Slightly out of control; barely but definitely out of bounds. Urban Dictionary

Paris Hilton Urban Dictionary

To be exteremely inebriated by drugs, alcohol or a combination of both. Urban Dictionary

Whenever your pussy is loose Urban Dictionary

When a something gets mad wild Urban Dictionary

Gettin drunk and high Urban Dictionary

The opposite of tight Urban Dictionary

In poker, not being selective about the quality of hands you're willing to play. Urban Dictionary

A woman with lack of morals, values and no thought towards others (including her own family). Urban Dictionary

Synonyms and Antonyms for Loose

The word "loose" in example sentences

There were loose ends, but there always are; that's why you have the phrase loose ends. ❋ Jonathan Ames (2004)

"I hate to use the word loose cannon, but he is," she said "It distresses me that Newt is pulling ahead, because I don't think he's electable at all." ❋ By TRIP GABRIEL (2012)

(B) loose-slippings: never saw or heard it; the term loose chippings refers to gravel or crushed stone that has not yet been bonded into fresh asphalt in a road repair. ❋ Unknown (1978)

Also Wednesday, U.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates warned against what he called "loose talk" about the ease of establishing a no-fly zone. ❋ Unknown (2011)

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates has decried what he called "loose talk" about establishing a no-fly zone in Libya, saying such an operation would require a military strike. ❋ Unknown (2011)

In Poland, he sought to convey lessons from those experiences to urge finance ministers from the 17-nation euro zone to speak with one voice and halt what he called "loose talk about dismantling the institutions of the euro." ❋ Sudeep Reddy (2011)

Between dodging the bullets of the gang members who are infuriated by Alex's most recent courtroom victory and keeping a rendezvous with a charming restaurateur, a serial killer on the loose is the last thing she needs on her plate right now. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Senator Nunn, you know a lot about what they call loose nukes out there. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The amount of the loose is according to the newspapers near a Million in US Dollars. ❋ Unknown (2004)

There is a fair amount of damage to landscaping and what I call loose-end (ph) damages, lost roof tiles, the ripped screens, damaged patio enclosures, and that time of thing. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Fitzgerald has given us the idea that most of it has been taken care of, but he was fixing up I believe what he called loose ends. ❋ Unknown (2005)

So with the faculty of desire: what we call loose living is caused by its acting unaccompanied; it has done all of itself; the other faculties, whose business it is to make their presence felt in control and to point the right way, have lain in abeyance; the Seer in the Soul was occupied elsewhere, for, though not always at least sometimes, it has leisure for a certain degree of contemplation of other concerns. ❋ Plotinus (1952)

Once he came out with me and found fault with what he termed the loose methods of nature. ❋ Opie Percival Read (1895)

1. "Wow man, i just drank 20 beers, im really loose" 2. Action: Dude vacates [hot tub], walks into nearby bedroom and urinates on the carpet. Response of other houseguests: "Dude that was fuckin loose" 3. Dude 1: "Lets go up to [the Dan] [Murphy's] and acquire some loose" Dude 2: "Sounds like a loose idea" ❋ Old Man Loose (2008)

"[Billie] drank a half [a fifth] an' told three [nuns],'Yinz all look hot!'" "That's just loose, man!" ❋ Allen Yinzburgh (2016)

[Paris Hilton] is loose [cuz] she be [a whore] ❋ JCDoggyboy (2009)

[That guy] is f**[kn] loose ❋ Laptop (2005)

"[Lucy] [fucked] so many guys that her [pussy] got loose and her new name became 'loosey loose'." ❋ Holla Atcha Gurl Pody (2006)

[this is a] loose [azz] [party] ❋ Killa J (2004)

yo tcurlzz you [gettin] loose with [us] [tonight]? ❋ Howie Amz (2006)

me: that shit was lame as fuck [joey]: yeah totally loose dude me: [what does] that mean? joey: [its like], the opposite of tight me: oooohhhhh I totally getchu ❋ Skatepimp69 (2019)

[College kids] are loose with their parents' money at [casinos], so they're [easy] picking. ❋ Coell (2005)

[Linda] is so loose [she does] anyone she [wants] by the checkout dedline. ❋ Plantmom (2009)

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