losingest

[loo-zing-ist]

adjective

Slang.

1. losing more than average; less successful than average.

Example Sentences

And Vanderbilt—the losingest program in Southeastern Conference history—is suddenly a football happiness machine.

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“We might be the winningest football team in the country,” she said, alluding to the program’s total victories, “but we’re also the losingest bowl-game team in the country.”

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“George Mason had seven consecutive losing seasons before we got there. It was the losingest program in the CAA when we got there. Fourteen years later, we were the winningest program in CAA history. So what we did was we laid down a foundation, just like we’ve done at Miami.”

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Arizona dropped to 50-108, is the losingest team in the big leagues and is 0-8 at San Francisco this season.

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Perhaps, for example, the Lakers didn’t want Pelinka holding the exact same title as Jim Buss, who oversaw the losingest tenure in franchise history.

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