Current Events > When you no longer have something - is it "lose" or "loose"?

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Bass_X0 11/25/17 3:20:33 PM #1:	What is the correct spelling of the word for that definition? --- "Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN <cite>Bass_X0 posted [p:891038755] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote>What is the correct spelling of the word for that definition?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
NES4EVER 11/25/17 3:21:15 PM #2:	Lose is the opposite of win Loose is the opposite of tight --- *nu-horsemen 4evar* [A GameFAQs Moderator was deleted by this message] <cite>NES4EVER posted [p:891038795] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote>Lose is the opposite of win Loose is the opposite of tight</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Muffinz0rz 11/25/17 3:21:25 PM #3:	When you lost something in present tense, you lose it. Loose is the opposite of tight --- Not removing this until Pat Benatar is in Super Smash Bros. (Started 8/31/2010) FantaCE Football Squad (7-4): https://i.imgur.com/Ml42mTk.png (Updated Weekly) <cite>Muffinz0rz posted [p:891038805] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote>When you lost something in present tense, you lose it. Loose is the opposite of tight</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Medussa 11/25/17 3:25:40 PM #4:	you lose things, but, in certain contexts, you can also let loose things. --- Boom! That's right, this is all happening! You cannot change the channel now! Act now! Venchmen are standing by for your orders! <cite>Medussa posted [p:891039004] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote>you lose things, but, in certain contexts, you can also let loose things.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LittleRoyal 11/25/17 3:26:24 PM #5:	NES4EVER posted... Lose is the opposite of win Loose is the opposite of tight This af --- I-I really needed this~~ Time to stomp some faces!!! <cite>LittleRoyal posted [p:891039045] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote><cite>NES4EVER posted...</cite> <quote>Lose is the opposite of win Loose is the opposite of tight</quote> This af</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheDarkCircle 11/25/17 3:32:29 PM #6:	cheesy spelling memory trick but when I was a little kid in school, the teacher said it's spelt "lose" cause you lose an "O" It did always work for me lol <cite>TheDarkCircle posted [p:891039282] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote>cheesy spelling memory trick but when I was a little kid in school, the teacher said it's spelt "lose" cause you lose an "O" It did always work for me lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Squall28 11/25/17 3:35:21 PM #7:	Lose if you're a guy Loose if you're a girl --- If you're going through hell, keep going. -Winston Churchill <cite>Squall28 posted [p:891039420] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote>Lose if you're a guy Loose if you're a girl</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Frostshock 11/25/17 3:36:03 PM #8:	TheDarkCircle posted... cheesy spelling memory trick but when I was a little kid in school, the teacher said it's spelt "lose" cause you lose an "O" It did always work for me lol Or the fact that double-O makes the correct sound... I'm fairly forgiving of people who swap lose/loose in a typed context, since it's an easy typo to make. It's the people who use "of" as their auxiliary "verb" when forming the present perfect that makes me facepalm. That shit is inexcusable. --- Got questions about schoolwork? Want to share answers, or discuss your studies? Come to Homework Helpers! http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/1060-homework-helpers <cite>Frostshock posted [p:891039467] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheDarkCircle posted...</cite> <quote>cheesy spelling memory trick but when I was a little kid in school, the teacher said it's spelt "lose" cause you lose an "O" It did always work for me lol</quote> Or the fact that double-O makes the correct sound... I'm fairly forgiving of people who swap lose/loose in a typed context, since it's an easy typo to make. It's the people who use "of" as their auxiliary "verb" when forming the present perfect that makes me facepalm. That shit is inexcusable.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Medussa 11/25/17 3:39:10 PM #9:	Frostshock posted... I'm fairly forgiving of people who swap lose/loose in a typed context, since it's an easy typo to make. It's the people who use "of" as their auxiliary "verb" when forming the present perfect that makes me facepalm. That shit is inexcusable. to be fair, 've does sound very close to of when pronounced. yeah, they should've learned better, but you could've cut them a little slack. =p --- Boom! That's right, this is all happening! You cannot change the channel now! Act now! Venchmen are standing by for your orders! <cite>Medussa posted [p:891039597] in When you n... [t:76029909]...</cite> <quote><cite>Frostshock posted...</cite> <quote>I'm fairly forgiving of people who swap lose/loose in a typed context, since it's an easy typo to make. It's the people who use "of" as their auxiliary "verb" when forming the present perfect that makes me facepalm. That shit is inexcusable.</quote> to be fair, 've does sound very close to of when pronounced. yeah, they should've learned better, but you could've cut them a little slack. =p</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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