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To: gswilder

Bush may loose NH

Why doesn't anyone know how to spell this word?

To lose is the verb. Loose means not tight.

But I like your hypothesis.

7 posted on 10/19/2004 6:55:43 PM PDT by zeebee (John Kerry- whichever way the wind blows)

To: zeebee

>Why doesn't anyone know how to spell this word?

>To lose is the verb. Loose means not tight.

Actually, "loose" can be a verb too, it's just not used much that way. ;-)

22 posted on 10/19/2004 7:04:28 PM PDT by Dan Middleton

To: zeebee

Bush may loose NH
Why doesn't anyone know how to spell this word?

Irritates me, too.

Mama

25 posted on 10/19/2004 7:07:00 PM PDT by Mama Shawna

To: zeebee

Why doesn't anyone know how to spell this word? To lose is the verb. Loose means not tight.

I know what you mean!!! To misspell 'lose' as 'loose' is a hugh and series mistake!!!

30 posted on 10/19/2004 7:14:36 PM PDT by eeriegeno

To: zeebee

Bush may loose NH

Bush actually may loose NH, from the grip of the Dims.

46 posted on 10/19/2004 7:36:37 PM PDT by Reo

To: zeebee

"To lose is the verb. Loose means not tight."

To which I say, Loose the Dogs of War on the looser loser louse, er, Kerry!

Q: Is Tereaza loose or tight, and in which sense of the word?

51 posted on 10/19/2004 7:45:38 PM PDT by Uncle Miltie (Global Test. Didn't need tax cut. Give Iran nuclear fuel. Never waivered on Iraq.)

To: zeebee

Bush may ~~loose~~ lose NH

Drives me crazy.

66 posted on 10/19/2004 9:04:45 PM PDT by Mogollon

To: zeebee

True.

Loose can also function as a verb, meaning "to release."

67 posted on 10/19/2004 9:09:53 PM PDT by TFMcGuire (Either you are an American or you are a Liberal.)

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