loose

US /lus/

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UK /lu:s/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo shoot or fire something from a gun

She let loose a spray of bullets from her gun

adj.Adjective(Idea, thought, or work) unclear or imprecise

I have the loose idea but will draw the details later

adj.AdjectiveNot tightly attached or held

My pants are loose at the waist, I need a belt

adj.AdjectiveNot being attached to or contained within anything

The loose peas rolled all over the floor

adj.AdjectiveNot tightly controlled, organized, or governed

The father has loose control over his family

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♪ GIRLS GET LOOSE WHEN THEY HEAR THE SONG ♪
♪ GIRLS GET LOOSE WHEN THEY HEAR THE SONG ♪

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At that point, the tugboat's only option for survival was to cut the barge—and its millions of dollars worth of cargo—loose.
At that point, the tugboat's only option for survival was to cut the barge—and its millions of dollars worth of cargo—loose.
millions of dollars worth of cargo—loose.
millions of dollars worth of cargo—loose.

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There are generally two terms economists use to describe the state of the job market tight and loose.
There are generally two terms economists use to describe the state of the job market tight and loose.
By contrast, a loose labor market or cold labor market is one where there might be layoffs, it might be hiring freezes.
By contrast, a loose labor market or cold labor market is one where there might be layoffs, it might be hiring freezes.

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You loose nothing by using frozen do you not think? No it's absolutely
You loose nothing by using frozen do you not think? No it's absolutely

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A double chin, for example, describes loose skin hanging beneath the chin
A double chin, for example, describes loose skin hanging beneath the chin

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The layer of waste should be loose for sufficient air and moisture.
The layer of waste should be loose for sufficient air and moisture.

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have let loose waves of hair, an inch of which would be a keepsake beyond price: in
have let loose waves of hair, an inch of which would be a keepsake beyond price: in

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