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Lose is a verb meaning to misplace something or fail to win, while loose is an adjective meaning not tight or not firmly fixed. A quick tip: loose has an extra 'o', like something baggy and too big.
What's the difference between lose and loose?
Lose is a verb meaning to misplace something or fail to win.
Loose is an adjective meaning not tight or not firmly fixed.
A quick tip: loose has an extra 'o', like something baggy and too big.
Synonyms: browse synonyms for lose and synonyms for loose.
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What is the difference between lose and loose?
Lose is a verb meaning to misplace something or fail to win, while loose is an adjective meaning not tight or not firmly fixed. A quick tip: loose has an extra 'o', like something baggy and too big.
When do you use lose?
Lose is a verb meaning to misplace something or fail to win.
When do you use loose?
Loose is an adjective meaning not tight or not firmly fixed.
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