Another word for loose
loose
modif.
Unbound
unfastened, undone, unsewed, untied, unpinned, insecure, unsecure, unsecured, unshackled, relaxed, unhasped, unattached, unconnected, disconnected, untethered, unfettered, uncaged, liberated, unbuttoned, unclasped, unhooked, slack, loosened, baggy, unconfined, unlatched, unlocked, unbolted, unscrewed, unhinged, worked free; see also free 3.
Movable
unattached, free, wobbly; see movable.
Vague
disconnected, detached, random; see obscure 1, vague 2.
Wanton
unrestrained, dissolute, disreputable; see lewd 2.
give out, come out with, issue; see release.
unconfined, unrestrained, wild; see free 2, 3.
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Another word for loose
Not tautly bound, held, or fastened:
lax, relaxed, slack. See tightenAble to move about at will without bounds or restraint:
free, unconfined, unrestrained. Idioms: at large, at liberty, free as a bird, on the loose. See freeMarked by an absence of conventional restraint in sexual behavior; sexually unrestrained:
easy, fast, libertine, light2, wanton, whorish. See sexLacking literal exactness:
free, inexact. See precise
To set at liberty:
discharge, emancipate, free, liberate, manumit, release. (Slang) spring. Idiom: let loose. See freeTo free from ties or fasteners:
disengage, loosen, slip, unbind, unclasp, undo, unfasten, unloose, unloosen, untie. See tightenTo launch with great force:
fire, hurtle, project, propel, shoot. Idiom: let fly. See moveTo reduce in tension, pressure, or rigidity:
ease, let up, loosen, relax, slack, slacken, untighten. See tighten
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loose. (n.d.). Retrieved July 14th, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/loose
