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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
release
from
anything
obligatory
or
burdensome;
to
disengage;
hence,
to
absolve;
to
remit..
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Laxative
::
Laxative
(a.)
Having
the
effect
of
loosening
or
opening
the
intestines,
and
relieving
from
constipation;
--
opposed
to
astringent..
Flag
::
Flag (v. i.) To hang loose
without
stiffness;
to bend down, as
flexible
bodies;
to be
loose,
yielding,
limp..
Unstratified
::
Unstratified
(a.) Not
stratified;
--
applied
to
massive
rocks,
as
granite,
porphyry,
etc., and also to
deposits
of loose
material,
as the
glacial
till, which occur in
masses
without
layers
or
strata..
Wadding
::
Wadding
(n.) Any soft stuff of loose
texture,
used for
stuffing
or
padding
garments;
esp.,
sheets
of
carded
cotton
prepared
for the
purpose..
Alcohol
::
Alcohol
(n.) Pure
spirit
of wine; pure or
highly
rectified
spirit
(called
also ethyl
alcohol);
the
spirituous
or
intoxicating
element
of
fermented
or
distilled
liquors,
or more
loosely
a
liquid
containing
it in
considerable
quantity.
It is
extracted
by
simple
distillation
from
various
vegetable
juices
and
infusions
of a
saccharine
nature,
which have
undergone
vinous
fermentation..
Gaberdine
::
Gaberdine
(n.) A
coarse
frock or loose upper
garment
formerly
worn by Jews; a mean
dress.
Trollopee
::
Trollopee
(n.) A kind of loose dress for
women.
Sand
::
Sand (n.) Fine
particles
of
stone,
esp. of
siliceous
stone,
but not
reduced
to dust;
comminuted
stone in the form of loose
grains,
which are not
coherent
when wet..
Uncouple
::
Uncouple
(v. t.) To
loose,
as dogs, from their
couples;
also, to set
loose;
to
disconnect;
to
disjoin;
as, to
uncouple
railroad
cars..
Uncurl
::
Uncurl
(v. t.) To loose from
curls,
or
ringlets;
to
straighten
out, as
anything
curled
or
curly..
Fast
::
Fast (v.)
Firmly
fixed;
closely
adhering;
made firm; not
loose,
unstable,
or
easily
moved;
immovable;
as, to make fast the
door..
Dissoluteness
::
Dissoluteness
(n.) State or
quality
of being
dissolute;
looseness
of
morals
and
manners;
addictedness
to
sinful
pleasures;
debauchery;
dissipation.
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..
Unyoked
::
Unyoked
(a.) Freed or
loosed
from a yoke.
Gay
::
Gay
(superl.)
Loose;
dissipated;
lewd.
Loosen
::
Loosen
(v. t.) To make
loose;
to free from
tightness,
tension,
firmness,
or
fixedness;
to make less dense or
compact;
as, to
loosen
a
string,
or a knot; to
loosen
a rock in the
earth..
Trap
::
Trap (n.) An old term
rather
loosely
used to
designate
various
dark-colored,
heavy
igneous
rocks,
including
especially
the
feldspathic-augitic
rocks,
basalt,
dolerite,
amygdaloid,
etc., but
including
also some kinds of
diorite.
Called
also trap
rock..
Glaive
::
Glaive
(n.) A
sword;
-- used
poetically
and
loosely.
Riot
::
Riot (n.)
Excessive
and
exxpensive
feasting;
wild and loose
festivity;
revelry.
Banian
::
Banian
(n.) A man's loose gown, like that worn by the
Banians..
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