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loo
1[loo]
noun
plural
loosa card game in which forfeits are paid into a pool.
the forfeit or sum paid into the pool.
the fact of being looed.
verb (used with object)
to subject to a forfeit at loo.
loo
2[loo]
noun
plural
loosloo
3[loo]
verb (used with or without object)
plural
loos .low.
loo
4[loo]
noun
plural
loos , looed, looing .Scots., love.
loo
1/ luː /
noun
a gambling card game
a stake used in this game
loo
2/ luː /
noun
an informal word for lavatory
loo
3/ luː /
verb
a variant spelling of lou
Word History and Origins
Origin of loo1
Origin of loo2
Word History and Origins
Origin of loo1
Origin of loo2
Example Sentences
"Close the toilet door and have a bit of separation - by all means have a joint project but that shouldn't be going to the loo," she laughs.
Unlike a wearable, which is easy enough to leave on your nightstand, the loo is something you can’t forget to use.
Straining on the loo or feeling like you haven't fully emptied your bowels may also be signs of constipation - but these aren't the only ones.
The head of the production company behind hit TV drama Adolescence has joked that they won so many Emmys it was nearly impossible to even make a trip to the loo during the ceremony.
"My wife was pretty cross when I first said I bought it, she said she would stay once it had a flushing loo, which is pretty reasonable."
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