noun [ C usually pl ]
US/ˈlus ˈend/
something that still needs to be done or explained:
My research is done, but I have some loose ends to tie up.
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/loose-end
at loose ends
not knowing what to do, esp. because of an upsetting change:
at loose ends
not knowing what to do, esp. because of an upsetting change:
I was at loose ends after finishing school and not being able to find a job.
old-fashioned disapproving
having low morals; sexually free:
a loose woman
adjective
UK
/luːs/ US
/luːs/
loose adjective (NOT FASTENED)
B2
not firmly held or fastened in place:
There were some loose wires hanging out of the wall.
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