loser
noun
- a person who has been convicted of a misdemeanor or, especially, a felony: a two-time loser.
- a person who has failed at a particular activity: a loser at marriage.
- someone or something that is marked by consistently or thoroughly bad quality, performance, etc.: Don't bother to see that film, it's a real loser.
Origin of loser
Related Words for loser
also-ran, underdog, deadbeat, flop, dud, defeated, failure, has-been, disadvantaged, underprivileged, down-and-outerExamples from the Web for loser
Contemporary Examples of loser
In rambling posts, he called himself a loser, and wrote that he must be either bipolar or a psychopath.
This is a fight that immigration reform advocates believe is a loser for the GOP.
Get Ready to Start Hearing About ‘Executive Amnesty for Anchor Babies’Eleanor Clift
November 19, 2014
As McCain and Kastigar and too many others have shown, all the bad guys need to do is offer a way to stop feeling like a loser.
American Jihadis Douglas McCain and Troy Kastigar: From Losers to MartyrsMichael Daly
August 28, 2014
But a new poll says the winner (or loser) is lucky number 2.
Leaky Ceilings, Catcalls, and Uncaged Pythons: 4 Hours on NYC’s Worst SubwayKevin Zawacki
August 8, 2014
After all, the smart money says any controversial action is considered a loser in an election year.
Historical Examples of loser
The company proceed to play at faro, the bank being the loser.
I am a loser also; the forfeit money bequeathed to me is gone.
Alice, or The Mysteries, CompleteEdward Bulwer-Lytton
It seemed he couldn't lose, and he was as unpleasant a winner as he was a loser.
Goodbye, Dead Man!Tom W. Harris
Running a race with that old man in the box which can find a loser first.
The ChristianHall Caine
I––I have not seen what was before me, and I shall always be the loser.
Hidden WaterDane Coolidge