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Originally Posted by Nifty29
Yikes - didnt notice the nationality of the author there - in that situation, it's entirely forgivable. As for the others...... 
Yes, except you would 'loosen' something to make it 'loose' - and I hope I'm not losing anything in the translation 
SIMMO - the only thing you have loose is a few screws 
OK thats my soapbox session for this month......back to the old newbodog thing... |
Here is the definition from Marriam-Webster.
Main Entry: loose
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): loosed; loos·ing
transitive verb
1 a : to let loose : RELEASE b : to free from restraint
2 : to make loose : UNTIE <loose a knot>
3 : to cast loose : DETACH
4 : to let fly : DISCHARGE
5 : to make less rigid, tight, or strict : RELAX
intransitive verb : to let fly a missile (as an arrow) : FIRE