Losing

What do we mean by losing?

Failing to win, as in a sport or game. adjective

Of or relating to one that fails to win. adjective

The act of one that loses; loss. noun

Something lost, such as money at gambling. noun

Given to flattery; fawning; cozening; deceitful.

Causing or resulting in loss: as, a losing game, battle, or business.

Given to flattery or deceit; flattering; cozening. adjective

Causing or likely to cause a loss. adjective

That loses or lose, or has or have lost. adjective

The action of the verb to lose. noun

Present participle of lose. verb

To cause (something) to cease to be in one's possession or capability due to unfortunate or unknown circumstances, events or reasons.

To wander from; to miss, so as not to be able to find; to go astray from.

To fail to win (a game, competition, trial, etc).

To be unable to follow or trace (somebody or something) any longer.

To cause (somebody) to be unable to follow or trace one any longer.

To cease exhibiting; to overcome (a behavior or emotion).

To shed, remove, discard, or eliminate.

Of a clock, to run slower than expected.

(ditransitive) To cause (someone) the loss of something; to deprive of.

To fail to catch with the mind or senses; to miss.

To cause to part with; to deprive of.

1) When there is a disappointing and less than expected outcome to a situation 2) Anything that results in the loss of cool points 3) The opposite of getting your life Urban Dictionary

Noun. Name for a person. Used as in "You're a lose-lose." A person whom, with them, everything is a "lose-lose situation." (NOTE: A "lose-lose situation" is the opposite of a "win-win situation.") Urban Dictionary

(verb) 1-to lose one's mind; to become crazy or angry. 2-to miss the chance. Urban Dictionary

The opposite of for the win. Used to describe a situation or thing that is undesirable, whether that situation was caused by the speaker or by someone else. Often shouted when someone is killed in a multiplayer game. Most commonly used by gamers, though it's gaining popularity in general online culture for anything that's disliked. Urban Dictionary

Something Charlie Sheen can't do. It if looks like he's losing, he's just having a winning overload. Urban Dictionary

A definition that in 5 years time noone will ever see. Urban Dictionary

What Charlie Sheen has never done in his life. Urban Dictionary

Pronouncd "low-sing" stands for Lawn Ornament Stealing, where several groups treck around the city in cars and steal select lawn ornaments. "Urban scavenger hunt" Urban Dictionary

A condition which happens to young men esp. after their girlfriends dump them, marked by a feeling of despair, depression and the inability to bond with another woman. Very common in men who get engagement rings returned. However, virtually unknown in divorsed men. Losing it could last several years if not longer. Urban Dictionary

Used in the opposite situation as win, usually when something disappointing has been mentioned Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to losing:
losing, loving, closing, loosing, dosing, nosing, posing, loring, loping, lowing, hosing, lysing, lasing, lousing, rosing, looing, lossing, lobing, loling, bosing, lofing, losin.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word losing:
streak, eventual, rematch, wimbledon, overtime, aggregate, round, playoff, unanimous, knockout, beating, tag, match, relegation, seed, effort, straight, sets, incumbent, qualifying, heavyweight, final, winning, matches, rivals, champion, relegated, tournament, consecutive, eliminated, finishing, defeated, leg, beat, champions, margin, lost, qualify, bowl, lose, rounds, loss.

Words that rhyme with losing:
musing, amusing, using, perusing, confusing, cruising, bruising, choosing, accusing, boozing, abusing, diffusing, recusing, fusing, defusing, schmoozing, infusing, snoozing, dossing, sousing, reusing, suffusing, excusing, refusing, overusing, misusing, fuzing, shmoozing, jews hung, shoes hung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe losing:
salt, worth, protein, other, constant, more, money, face, latter, daily, much, gradual, potassium, former, leaf, mere, perpetual, deliberate, hard, past, thin, complete, non, water, actual, british, busy, final, sodium, perfect, mass, ever, near, accidental, hopeless, consequent, comfortable, voluntary, continual, gracious, sudden, veritable, uniform, steady, aesthetic, consistent, nonsalt, graceful, dread, slow, unconscious, idle, time, frequent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective losing:
enteropathy, nephritis, gastroenteropathy, syndrome, form, enteropathies, enterprises, nephropathy, diuretics, patients, hyperplasia, tendency, crisis, proposition, state, type, weight, gastropathy, states, disease, cah, operation, star, forms, materials, operations, business, disorders, companies, stars, firms, battles, country, crises, variety, company, disorder, soes, service, gastroenteropathies, services, nephropathies, venture, mechanisms, businesses, control, diarrhea, battle, syndromes, ventures, material, kidney, industries, enterprise, division, hormone, defect, sight, deficiency, diseases, acidosis, properties, routes, trains, diet, variant, concern, exchange, factories, projects, giants, component, divisions, manifestations, leaves, behaviour, firm, center, season.

Consonant match to losing:
lysing, lasing, lazing.

Words that sound like losing:
losing, loosing, lazing, lasing, lousing, looting, lacing, leasing, lossing, lessing, looing, luting, luzon, losings, luing, lysing, choosing, using, loosen, losen, lauzon, lesen, layson, lozon, lasm, laysan, lying, blazing, closing, pleasing, lighting, laying, loathing, letting, loses, looming, liaison, lashing, losin, glazing, luring, lose it, leering, lowering, leaching, lowing, leeching, laing, latching, layering, lewin, loring, lubing, losange, lysin, leashing, luong, lotting, sluicing, lathing, louring, lawing, lushing, leucine, clausing, looning, lutin, lazying, liaising, lesesne, louting, lasering, lairing, lays on, luling, housing, hazing, wheezing, cheesing, whizzing, hosing, wising, goosing, loisel, thesing, loiselle, chousing, lesson, lessen, lawson, leason, leeson, lassen, laza, leza, lewan, leeuwen, leysen, lassan, lausen.