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| − | Loosing: Present participle of the verb "to loose" | + | Loosing: Present participle of the verb "to loose," which means "setting loose" (as in dogs), "causing to be loose" (as in a knot), or "letting fly" (as in arrows). Compare the similar verb "loosening." |
[[Losing]]: The opposite of winning. | [[Losing]]: The opposite of winning. | ||
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Revision as of 03:26, 2 June 2008
Loosing: Present participle of the verb "to loose," which means "setting loose" (as in dogs), "causing to be loose" (as in a knot), or "letting fly" (as in arrows). Compare the similar verb "loosening."
Losing: The opposite of winning.
Please learn the difference.