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Definition of loose
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of loose is as below...
Loose (a.) To untie or
unbind;
to free from any
fastening;
to
remove
the
shackles
or
fastenings
of; to set free; to
relieve.
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Incoherent
::
Incoherent
(a.) Not
coherent;
wanting
cohesion;
loose;
unconnected;
physically
disconnected;
not fixed to each; -- said of
material
substances.
Sliver
::
Sliver
(n.) A
strand,
or
slender
roll, of
cotton
or other fiber in a
loose,
untwisted
state,
produced
by a
carding
machine
and ready for the
roving
or
slubbing
which
preceeds
spinning..
Mail
::
Mail (n.) A
contrivance
of
interlinked
rings,
for
rubbing
off the loose hemp on lines and white
cordage..
Zaffer
::
Zaffer
(n.) A
pigment
obtained,
usually
by
roasting
cobalt
glance
with sand or
quartz,
as a dark
earthy
powder.
It
consists
of crude
cobalt
oxide,
or of an
impure
cobalt
arseniate.
It is used in
porcelain
painting,
and in
enameling
pottery,
to
produce
a blue
color,
and is often
confounded
with
smalt,
from
which,
however,
it is
distinct,
as it
contains
no
potash.
The name is often
loosely
applied
to
mixtures
of
zaffer
proper
with
silica,
or
oxides
of iron,
manganese,
etc..
Loose
::
Loose
(superl.)
Dissolute;
unchaste;
as, a loose man or
woman..
Treason
::
Treason
(n.)
Loosely,
the
betrayal
of any trust or
confidence;
treachery;
perfidy..
Loosestrife
::
Loosestrife
(n.) The name of
several
species
of
plants
of the genus
Lysimachia,
having
small
star-shaped
flowers,
usually
of a
yellow
color..
Tight
::
Tight
(superl.)
Not slack or
loose;
firmly
stretched;
taut; --
applied
to a rope,
chain,
or the like,
extended
or
stretched
out..
Dishevel
::
Dishevel
(v. t.) To
spread
loosely
or
disorderly.
Baggy
::
Baggy (a.)
Resembling
a bag; loose or
puffed
out, or
pendent,
like a bag;
flabby;
as, baggy
trousers;
baggy
cheeks..
Snakehead
::
Snakehead
(n.) A
loose,
bent-up
end of one of the strap
rails,
or flat
rails,
formerly
used on
American
railroads.
It was
sometimes
so bent by the
passage
of a train as to slip over a wheel and
pierce
the
bottom
of a car..
Franion
::
Franion
(n.) A
paramour;
a loose
woman;
also, a gay, idle
fellow..
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..
Solutive
::
Solutive
(a.)
Tending
to
dissolve;
loosening;
laxative.
Unloosen
::
Unloosen
(v. t.) To
loosen;
to
unloose.
Dangle
::
Dangle
(v. t.) To cause to
dangle;
to
swing,
as
something
suspended
loosely;
as, to
dangle
the
feet..
Camis
::
Camis (n.) A
light,
loose dress or
robe..
Unfasten
::
Unfasten
(v. t.) To
loose;
to
unfix;
to
unbind;
to
untie.
Disprison
::
Disprison
(v. t.) To let loose from
prison,
to set at
liberty..
Raglan
::
Raglan
(n.) A loose
overcoat
with large
sleeves;
-- named from Lord
Raglan,
an
English
general..
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