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looser

USLOO-sur/ˈlusɚ/UKLOO-suh/ˈluːsə/

Noun pluralloosers

2 meanings of looser

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Comparative form of loose. Use it to say one thing is more loose than another.

    The knot felt looser after he tugged at the rope.

    These shoes are looser than the pair I wore yesterday.

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  2. 2
    nouncountable
    A person who unties or sets something or someone free.

    Like a person who unlocks a cage to let an animal run out.

    The looser of the hounds released them at the master's command.

    In the old tale, the looser of the captives became a hero.

    Similarliberator, releaser, deliverer, emancipator

    Oppositecaptor, jailer

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looser is a form of loose

loose, adjective: Not held firmly in place, so it can move or come off easily. Full entry

Forms
looselooser comparativeloosest superlative
Spelling
loose → looser: add -r

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Origin

From the word "loose" plus "-er".