0 past simple and past participle of loose --
1 to speak or express emotions very freely, especially in an uncontrolled way: --
Before any drug or medicament is loosed upon the public, it is essential for its toxicity to be tested.
They were fed in stalls and never loosed out at all.
Some people shouted "foul" and others cut the ropes and loosed him.
I have never seen so many crocodile tears loosed off in such a short time.
I shall wait until the dogs are loosed!
When an experienced dog is loosed he tries all over the earth so as to wind the nearest place to the badger.
If that were to happen, anarchy would be loosed on the world.
The dogs of war, once they are loosed in modern warfare, can never be chained until they have run their full course of ruin.
