Lose or loose, which is which?
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Lose is a verb. Loose an adjective. I can lose my keys. My pants are loose on me.
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lose is when uve lost someting and loose is like a bolt is loose
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lose is the opposite to win and is a verb loose is the opposite of tight and is an adjective :)
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You can lose a tennis match if your shoe comes loose.
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Lose as in: To not win. Loose as in: Not tight.
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go with the verb and adjective theory :-D
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Lose is when you do not win. Loose is when you do not tighten.
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To lose - to misplace something or not win. Loose - not tight enough.
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We are sure to lose our credibility if our tongue is on the loose.
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