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- noun US, slang A single cigarette, sold individually (“
loose ”).
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Examples
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Truth-be-told, I was simply taken for "loosey" or loose-moraled lady.
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Truth-be-told, I was simply taken for "loosey" or loose-moraled lady.
French Word-A-Day: 2010
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Maybe this is just the kind of loosey-goosey coach who should scare the bejeebers out of the Chicago Bears.
Playoffs? Playoffs? Pete Carroll answers a reporter's phone during press conference Cindy Boren 2011
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Truth-be-told, I was simply taken for "loosey" or loose-moraled lady.
French Word-A-Day: 2010
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Truth-be-told, I was simply taken for "loosey" or loose-moraled lady.
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After the Angiulo Brothers went down in that FBI mega-case, things got kind of loosey-goosey in their old spheres of influence.
The Devil's Bedpost 2010
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After the Angiulo Brothers went down in that FBI mega-case, things got kind of loosey-goosey in their old spheres of influence.
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R-Texas, adding that she especially didn't like what people associated it with - "a kind of loosey-goosey style of interpretation in which anything goes."
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"I don't particularly think that the term is apt," Kagan told Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, adding that she especially didn't like what people associated it with - "a kind of loosey-goosey style of interpretation in which anything goes."
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Well, besides making it look a lot whiter in places, it means that I'm working from home and thus feeling kind of loosey-goosey about my posting duties today.
greenbuildingsNYC stephen@greenbuildingsnyc.com 2010
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