Lose weight vs Loose weight

KetoneKaren

Which is correct? I always thought it was "lose", but I see so many people spelling it like this: "loose".

I thought loose meant not tight.

Am I wrong?

caammph

Lose is correct. Loose means not tight.

_incogNEATo_

Oh great. This thread again.

synchkat

I suspect peeple spell fonetically

TheRoadDog

They're, Their. It'll be okay. Don't get two upset.

cjb3001

TheRoadDog wrote: »

They're, Their. It'll be okay. Don't get two upset.

I may have to report that for offence to my eyeballs *cringe*

Jruzer

"Loose" can be used as a verb: "Loose the hounds!"

I amuse myself when I read about "loosing weight". I imagine the person using excess poundage as a weapon.

KetoneKaren

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

Oh great. This thread again.

Where is the other one? I would love to read it.

_incogNEATo_

KetoneKaren wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

Oh great. This thread again.

Where is the other one? I would love to read it.

http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/search?cat=16&adv=1&search=loose+vs.+lose

Take your pick. There are 100 pages worth to choose from. Point being, it's not going to be fixed.

KetoneKaren

TheRoadDog wrote: »

They're, Their. It'll be okay. Don't get two upset.

Know, Know, I wouldn't want to boar the hare right off your bawled head.

KetoneKaren

Jruzer wrote: »

"Loose" can be used as a verb: "Loose the hounds!"

I amuse myself when I read about "loosing weight". I imagine the person using excess poundage as a weapon.

Giggle.

KetoneKaren

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

KetoneKaren wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

Oh great. This thread again.

Where is the other one? I would love to read it.

http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/search?cat=16&adv=1&search=loose+vs.+lose

Take your pick. There are 100 pages worth to choose from. Point being, it's not going to be fixed.

Thanks. Sorry this is irritating you, but it's funny to me.

_incogNEATo_

KetoneKaren wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

KetoneKaren wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

Oh great. This thread again.

Where is the other one? I would love to read it.

http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/search?cat=16&adv=1&search=loose+vs.+lose

Take your pick. There are 100 pages worth to choose from. Point being, it's not going to be fixed.

Thanks. Sorry this is irritating you, but it's funny to me.

Thank you for your apology. That's all I wanted.

KetoneKaren

newmeadow wrote: »

KetoneKaren wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

Oh great. This thread again.

Where is the other one? I would love to read it.

Peter?

Huh?

zoeysasha37

Lose weight equals loose clothes

Loose - not tight

akoivisto

Isn't loose just a plural form of lose? I want to loose a few pounds instead of I want to lose a pound. Like how a few mose are then called moose? Wait... maybe it was moosen? Meesen?

I'm pretty sure I'm correct on all fronts regardless of my confoosen.

rbfdac

I've got a few loose pounds around my midsection that I could handle to lose.

rbfdac

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

KetoneKaren wrote: »

_incogNEATo_ wrote: »

Oh great. This thread again.

Where is the other one? I would love to read it.

http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/search?cat=16&adv=1&search=loose+vs.+lose

Take your pick. There are 100 pages worth to choose from. Point being, it's not going to be fixed.

*too

kimdawnhayden

That loose woman may lose her mind.

MsAmandaNJ

KetoneKaren wrote: »

TheRoadDog wrote: »

They're, Their. It'll be okay. Don't get two upset.

Know, Know, I wouldn't want to boar the hare right off your bawled head.

AAAHHHHH!! This is too much for my brain.