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Definition of loose
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Loose (n.)
Freedom
from
restraint.
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Lap
::
Lap (n.) The loose part of a coat; the lower part of a
garment
that plays
loosely;
a
skirt;
an
apron.
Untie
::
Untie (v. t.) To free from
fastening
or from
restraint;
to let
loose;
to
unbind.
Petticoat
::
Petticoat
(n.) A loose
under-garment
worn by
women,
and
covering
the body below the
waist..
Slop
::
Slop (v. i.) A loose lower
garment;
loose
breeches;
chiefly
used in the
plural.
Lax
::
Lax (n.) A
looseness;
diarrhea.
Ramshackle
::
Ramshackle
(a.)
Loose;
disjointed;
falling
to
pieces;
out of
repair.
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) The
construction
which gives shape and
strength
to a roof, --
generally
a truss of
timber
or iron, but there are roofs with stone
principals.
Also,
loosely,
the most
important
member
of a piece of
framing..
Blouse
::
Blouse
(n.) A
light,
loose
over-garment,
like a smock
frock,
worn
especially
by
workingmen
in
France;
also, a loose coat of any
material,
as the
undress
uniform
coat of the
United
States
army..
Patulous
::
Patulous
(a.) Open;
expanded;
slightly
spreading;
having
the parts loose or
dispersed;
as, a
patulous
calyx;
a
patulous
cluster
of
flowers..
Slipshod
::
Slipshod
(a.)
Figuratively:
Careless
in
dress,
manners,
style,
etc.;
slovenly;
shuffling;
as,
slipshod
manners;
a
slipshod
or loose style of
writing..
Unfasten
::
Unfasten
(v. t.) To
loose;
to
unfix;
to
unbind;
to
untie.
Brickkiln
::
Brickkiln
(n.) A kiln, or
furnace,
in which
bricks
are baked or
burnt;
or a pile of green
bricks,
laid
loose,
with
arches
underneath
to
receive
the wood or fuel for
burning
them..
Unshackle
::
Unshackle
(v. t.) To loose from
shackles
or
bonds;
to set free from
restraint;
to
unfetter.
Drapery
::
Drapery
(n.) A
textile
fabric
used for
decorative
purposes,
especially
when hung
loosely
and in folds
carefully
disturbed;
as: (a)
Garments
or
vestments
of this
character
worn upon the body, or shown in the
representations
of the human
figure
in art. (b)
Hangings
of a room or hall, or about a bed..
Effuse
::
Effuse
(a.)
Spreading
loosely,
especially
on one side; as, an
effuse
inflorescence..
Tab
::
Tab (n.) A loose
pendent
part of a
lady's
garment;
esp., one of a
series
of
pendent
squares
forming
an edge or
border..
Parish
::
Parish
(n.) An
ecclesiastical
society,
usually
not
bounded
by
territorial
limits,
but
composed
of those
persons
who
choose
to unite under the
charge
of a
particular
priest,
clergyman,
or
minister;
also,
loosely,
the
territory
in which the
members
of a
congregation
live..
Opopanax
::
Opopanax
(n.) The
inspissated
juice of an
umbelliferous
plant (the
Opoponax
Chironum),
brought
from
Turkey
and the East
Indies
in loose
granules,
or
sometimes
in
larger
masses,
of a
reddish
yellow
color,
with
specks
of
white.
It has a
strong
smell and acrid
taste,
and was
formerly
used in
medicine
as an
emmenagogue
and
antispasmodic..
Lax
::
Lax (v. t.) Not
strict
or
stringent;
not
exact;
loose;
weak;
vague;
equivocal.
Ulster
::
Ulster
(n.) A long, loose
overcoat,
worn by men and
women,
originally
made of
frieze
from
Ulster,
Ireland..
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