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Definition of loosie in English: loosienoun ˈluːsiˈlusi informal 1US A cigarette sold individually. get me three loosies and a tall can of Budweiser Example sentencesExamples - By mid-morning, the block to the south is occupied by the two brothers, who sell loosies.
- Loosies were available on the street corners near the school, but in those days, the price was one penny each.
- Scraping together $2 is easier, like buying a single cigarette—a loosie—for $1 instead of a pack for $9 or more.
- With cigarette prices up and the number of smoke-friendly places down, the black market for loosies is now thriving on the streets.
- Like the loosie, the single-ride's inexpensiveness masks the fact that it is, in fact, the most costly ride sold.
2NZ Rugby
A loose forward, who plays at the back of the scrum. he's the World-Cup-winning loosie from the 1987 squad Example sentencesExamples - The All Blacks loosie will add muscle to the Wellington pack for their NPC encounter with Northland.
- It's been a great fortnight of tennis so far. < / p> POSTSCRIPT: We note with sadness the death from cancer of former Springbok loosie Ruben Kruger at the far-too-young age of 39.
- We note with sadness the death of the former Springbok loosie at the far-too-young age of 39.
- Meanwhile the Highlanders loosie has been cited following a swinging arm in a tackle during the game.
- It's not often you get a big lock or loosie from 15s playing in the sevens.
- He's the apprentice loosie who went on a rugby educational with the All Blacks to Europe on the end-of-year tour.
- Will be hard to beat at home, although they won't have the Springbok loosie for their play-off game.
- The Hurricanes loosie led the New Zealand under-20 side at the current Junior World Championship in France.
- With fellow loosie Thomas Waldrom, he hopes to give Wellington coach John Plumtree a selection headache when Collins and Rodney So'oialo return later in the season.
- With his fellow loosie, he hopes to give the Wellington coach a selection headache when they return later in the season.
- The former All Black loosie should offer a quality dimension.
- They rely on the workhorse loosie to develop the bulk of their momentum.
Definition of loosie in US English: loosienounˈlo͞osēˈlusi informal 1US A cigarette sold individually. get me three loosies and a tall can of Budweiser Example sentencesExamples - Scraping together $2 is easier, like buying a single cigarette—a loosie—for $1 instead of a pack for $9 or more.
- Like the loosie, the single-ride's inexpensiveness masks the fact that it is, in fact, the most costly ride sold.
- With cigarette prices up and the number of smoke-friendly places down, the black market for loosies is now thriving on the streets.
- By mid-morning, the block to the south is occupied by the two brothers, who sell loosies.
- Loosies were available on the street corners near the school, but in those days, the price was one penny each.
2NZ Rugby
A loose forward, who plays at the back of the scrum. a fullback who can crash into the line, hold up play, and wait for the loosies is a huge bonus for his team Example sentencesExamples - Meanwhile the Highlanders loosie has been cited following a swinging arm in a tackle during the game.
- He's the apprentice loosie who went on a rugby educational with the All Blacks to Europe on the end-of-year tour.
- The former All Black loosie should offer a quality dimension.
- It's been a great fortnight of tennis so far. < / p> POSTSCRIPT: We note with sadness the death from cancer of former Springbok loosie Ruben Kruger at the far-too-young age of 39.
- It's not often you get a big lock or loosie from 15s playing in the sevens.
- With his fellow loosie, he hopes to give the Wellington coach a selection headache when they return later in the season.
- We note with sadness the death of the former Springbok loosie at the far-too-young age of 39.
- They rely on the workhorse loosie to develop the bulk of their momentum.
- The All Blacks loosie will add muscle to the Wellington pack for their NPC encounter with Northland.
- With fellow loosie Thomas Waldrom, he hopes to give Wellington coach John Plumtree a selection headache when Collins and Rodney So'oialo return later in the season.
- The Hurricanes loosie led the New Zealand under-20 side at the current Junior World Championship in France.
- Will be hard to beat at home, although they won't have the Springbok loosie for their play-off game.
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