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Definition of loose
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Loose
(superl.)
Unconnected;
rambling.
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Gaskins
::
Gaskins
(n.pl.)
Loose hose or
breeches;
galligaskins.
Diffused
::
Diffused
(a.)
Spread
abroad;
dispersed;
loose;
flowing;
diffuse.
Conceptacle
::
Conceptacle
(n.) A
pericarp,
opening
longitudinally
on one side and
having
the seeds loose in it; a
follicle;
a
double
follicle
or pair of
follicles..
Doxy
::
Doxy (n.) A loose
wench;
a
disreputable
sweetheart.
Solute
::
Solute
(a.) Not
adhering;
loose;
--
opposed
to
adnate;
as, a
solute
stipule..
Flimsy
::
Flimsy
(superl.)
Weak;
feeble;
limp;
slight;
vain;
without
strength
or
solidity;
of loose and
unsubstantial
structure;
without
reason
or
plausibility;
as, a
flimsy
argument,
excuse,
objection..
Stereo-chemic
::
Stereobate
(n.) The lower part or
basement
of a
building
or
pedestal;
-- used
loosely
for
several
different
forms of
basement.
Nitrosyl
::
Nitrosyl
(n.) the
radical
NO,
called
also the
nitroso
group.
The term is
sometimes
loosely
used to
designate
certain
nitro
compounds;
as,
nitrosyl
sulphuric
acid. Used also
adjectively..
Dig
::
Dig (v. t.) To turn up, or delve in,
(earth)
with a spade or a hoe; to open,
loosen,
or break up (the soil) with a
spade,
or other sharp
instrument;
to
pierce,
open, or
loosen,
as if with a
spade..
Exolve
::
Exolve
(v. t.) To
loose;
to pay.
Bundle
::
Bundle
(n.) A
number
of
things
bound
together,
as by a cord or
envelope,
into a mass or
package
convenient
for
handling
or
conveyance;
a loose
package;
a roll; as, a
bundle
of straw or of
paper;
a
bundle
of old
clothes..
Disheveled
::
Disheveled
(a.)
Having
the hair in loose
disorder.
Camis
::
Camis (n.) A
light,
loose dress or
robe..
Open
::
Open (v. t.) To
loosen
or make less
compact;
as, to open
matted
cotton
by
separating
the
fibers..
Strew
::
Strew (v. t.) To
scatter;
to
spread
by
scattering;
to cast or to throw
loosely
apart;
-- used of
solids,
separated
or
separable
into parts or
particles;
as, to strew seed in beds; to strew sand on or over a
floor;
to strew
flowers
over a
grave..
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To pass a broom
across
(a
surface)
so as to
remove
loose dirt, dust, etc.; to
brush,
or rub over, with a broom for the
purpose
of
cleaning;
as, to sweep a
floor,
the
street,
or a
chimney.
Used also
figuratively..
Unhasp
::
Unhasp
(v. t.) To
unloose
the hasp of; to
unclose.
Untie
::
Untie (v. i.) To
become
untied
or
loosed.
Baggily
::
Baggily
(adv.)
In a
loose,
baggy way..
Blanket
::
Blanket
(a.) A
heavy,
loosely
woven
fabric,
usually
of wool, and
having
a nap, used in bed
clothing;
also, a
similar
fabric
used as a robe; or any
fabric
used as a cover for a
horse..
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