adjective

loose

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The meaning (definition) of the word loose

not firmly held or free to move

The word loose used in a sentence

“My front tooth is wobbly and loose.”

Words that mean the same as loose (synonyms)

wobbly

How the word loose is said around the world

Frenchbranlant (brahn-LAHN)
Spanishflojo (FLOH-khoh)
Mandarin松动的 (suung duung duh)
Hindiढीला (DEE-lah)
Arabicمرتخي (mrtkhee)
Russianшатающийся (shah-TAH-yoo-sheey-syu)
Portuguese (EU)solto (SOH-tuu)
Portuguese (BR)solto (SOH-tuu)
Japaneseぐらぐらな (gu-rah-gu-RAH-nah)
Germanlocker (LAW-kur)
Urduڈھیلا (DEE-lah)
Punjabiਢਿੱਲਾ (TIL-lah)
Korean흔들리는 (HUN-du-lee-nun)
Hebrewרופף
Greekχαλαρός (khah-lah-ROHS)
Dutchlos (laws)
Tagalogmaluwag (mah-LOO-wahg)
Vietnameselỏng (lawng)
Turkishgevşek (gyev-SHEK)
Persianلق (lahk)
Polishluźny (LOOZH-ni)
Ukrainianхиткий (KHIT-kiy)
Bengaliঢিলা (DEE-lah)
Swedishlös (lers)
Italiandondolante (dohn-doh-LAHN-tay)

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