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lose vs loose

snugglesworthjr
Posts: 176 Member
I've noticed a lot of people mistakenly use the word "loose" for "lose." It's becoming annoying. Please look at these definitions (obtained from dictionary.com) and correct your word usage:
lose- verb. to come to be without (something in one's possession or care)
loose- adjective. not close, compact, or tight in structure or arrangement
lose- verb. to come to be without (something in one's possession or care)
loose- adjective. not close, compact, or tight in structure or arrangement
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Lose and Loose...This one I am guilty of! What I can't stand is when people use the wrong "there", "they're" or "their". Frustration!!!0
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Easy way for people to remember.
You want to Lose weight so you clothes will be Loose!0
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