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81Loose Ends (radio) — Loose Ends is a British radio programme originally broadcast on Saturday mornings, and then transmitted early Saturday evenings from 1998 by BBC Radio 4. It was hosted by Ned Sherrin until he became ill in late 2006 with a reported throat… …
82Loose Socks — in Japan Loose Socks (jap. ルーズソックス, rūzu sokkusu, deutsch: „lockere Socken“) sind meist weiße, weite, faltige Socken, die in der Regel mit einem speziellen Kleber, Sock Touch (ソックタッチ, sokkutatchi) genannt, am Unterschenkel befestigt werden, damit …
83loose end — noun count usually plural the final details or parts of something that you have not yet completed or dealt with: tie up the loose ends (=complete them): There are just one or two loose ends of the case to tie up. be at loose ends to have nothing… …
84loose-leaf — loose′ leaf adj. 1) having individual leaves held in a binder(loose′ leaf bind′er), as by rings that open and close, in such a way as to allow their removal or replacement without tearing: a loose leaf notebook[/ex] 2) cvb of or for use with a… …
85loose box — noun A part of a stable where horses are kept untied • • • Main Entry: ↑loose * * * ˈloose box f31 [loose box loose boxes] noun ( …
86loose-knit — loose knitˈ or loosely knitˈ adjective (of communities, etc) not bound together by close ties • • • Main Entry: ↑loose * * * adj. knitted with large loose stitches she wears a large loose knit sweater ■ connected in a tenuous or ill defined way;… …
87Loose Caboose — is a reggae band from Massachusetts. Formed in January of 1972 as Road Hog, then in 1975 the band changed to The Alan Fuller Band. The band was inspired by the likes of Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff and other reggae visionaries. The band s goal was to… …
88Loose Ends — Album par Jimi Hendrix Sortie 1973 Enregistrement 1967 1970 Durée 39:59 Genre rock Producteur John Jansen …
89Loose Walk — File:Loosewalk.jpg Studio album by Count Basie, Roy Eldridge Released 1972 Recorded 1972 …
90loose end — ► NOUN ▪ a detail that is not yet settled or explained. ● be at a loose end (or N. Amer. at loose ends) Cf. ↑be at loose ends …
