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losings

British  
/ ˈluːzɪŋz /

plural noun

  1. losses, esp money lost in gambling

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Before helping you squeeze that win out of your lottery losings, I should note that I’m no fan of lotteries.

From Seattle Times

And as long as you are playing “what-if lotto,” consider your losings too.

From Seattle Times

The company has been losings customers to chains such as Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. that market their food as high quality or all natural.

From Los Angeles Times

The hackers also trashed desktop computers and erased data on servers that helped keep track of casino winnings and losings.

From Newsweek

It was caused by the rakes of the employees sweeping the green cloth and carrying with them the clashing coins and ivory ships—all the spoils of the losings.

From Project Gutenberg