'looser'
[loose.a.01] as in: not compact or dense in structure or arrangement


Examples:
loose gravel



'looser'
[loose.s.01] as in: (of a ball in sport) not in the possession or control of any player


Examples:
a loose ball



'looser'
[loose.a.03] as in: not tight; not closely constrained or constricted or constricting


Examples:
loose clothing
the large shoes were very loose



'looser'
[informal.s.01] as in: not officially recognized or controlled


Examples:
an informal agreement
a loose organization of the local farmers



'looser'
[free.s.06] as in: not literal


Examples:
a loose interpretation of what she had been told
a free translation of the poem



'looser'
[lax.s.02] as in: emptying easily or excessively


Examples:
loose bowels



'looser'
[unaffixed.a.01] as in: not affixed


Examples:
the stamp came loose



'looser'
[loose.s.05] as in: not tense or taut


Examples:
the old man's skin hung loose and grey
slack and wrinkled skin
slack sails
a slack rope



'looser'
[loose.s.06] as in: (of textures) full of small openings or gaps


Examples:
an open texture
a loose weave



'looser'
[idle.s.04] as in: lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility


Examples:
idle talk
a loose tongue



'looser'
[loose.s.08] as in: not carefully arranged in a package


Examples:
a box of loose nails



'looser'
[at_large.s.01] as in: having escaped, especially from confinement


Examples:
a convict still at large
searching for two escaped prisoners
dogs loose on the streets
criminals on the loose in the neighborhood



'looser'
[easy.s.08] as in: casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior


Examples:
her easy virtue
he was told to avoid loose (or light) women
wanton behavior


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