loosey

loosey
A single cigarette, sold individually (“loose”).

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  • loosey-goosey — [lo͞o′sē go͞o΄sē] Slang adj. relaxed, easy, or unconstrained adv. in a loose, relaxed way …   English World dictionary

  • loosey-goosey — adjective Date: 1964 notably loose or relaxed ; not tense < a loosey goosey attitude > …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • loosey-goosey — /looh see gooh see/, adj. Slang. relaxed; calm; unperturbed: Despite the pressure, he was loosey goosey throughout the game. [1965 70; rhyming compound (with Y1) based on the idiom loose as a goose] * * * …   Universalium

  • loosey goosey — adjective relaxed; laid back …   Wiktionary

  • loosey-goosey — adjective relaxed; laid back …   Wiktionary

  • loosey-goosey — loos′ey goos′ey adj. Slang. cvb sts relaxed or limber; loose …   From formal English to slang

  • loosey-goosey — ¦lüsē¦güsē adjective Etymology: from the phrase loose as a goose : notably loose or relaxed : not tense …   Useful english dictionary

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