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  • Rihannaundefined Offline
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    You never use this word so please spell losing correctly from now on.

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    • Mark Zuckerbergundefined Offline
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      THANK YOU! In the last 6 months everyone seems to be writing loosing. THE WORD YOU ARE LOOKING FOR IS [LOSING].
      L-O-S-I-N-G. You are losing the match, you are losing your talent, you are losing your virginity! The second definition is wrong, you would say [loosening]

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        Slang. The act of using ojects (most of the time, fingers) to loosen the vagina for easier entry with bigger things.

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          Gerund form of loose (of an arrow). The act of firing an arrow in archery.
          So rare as to be unusable. If in any doubt at all, use the word with the spelling and meaning for losing.

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            present participle of loose

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