Definition of losel in English:

losel

noun ˈləʊz(ə)lˈlōzəl

dialect, archaic

A worthless person.
Example sentencesExamples
- We hear him through the night ranting and raving in his sleep: ‘Fie, losels and liars, knaves everyone.
- Not since I backed a horse have I been pressed so hard; peril of life, jeopardy of land and livelihood, and to sum up, all these losels in the wood to hunt me down.
- They are losels one and all.
- While geomancing losels are represented in all walks of life, they seem to be most prevalent among politicians and their corporate benefactors.

adjective ˈləʊz(ə)lˈlōzəl

dialect, archaic

Good-for-nothing; worthless.

Origin

Late Middle English: apparently from los-, stem of obsolete lese 'lose', + -el.

Definition of losel in US English:

losel

nounˈlōzəl

dialect, archaic

A worthless person.
Example sentencesExamples
- While geomancing losels are represented in all walks of life, they seem to be most prevalent among politicians and their corporate benefactors.
- They are losels one and all.
- We hear him through the night ranting and raving in his sleep: ‘Fie, losels and liars, knaves everyone.
- Not since I backed a horse have I been pressed so hard; peril of life, jeopardy of land and livelihood, and to sum up, all these losels in the wood to hunt me down.

adjectiveˈlōzəl

dialect, archaic

Good-for-nothing; worthless.

Origin

Late Middle English: apparently from los-, stem of obsolete lese ‘lose’, + -el.

单词	losel
释义	Definition of losel in English: losel noun ˈləʊz(ə)lˈlōzəl dialect, archaic A worthless person. Example sentencesExamples We hear him through the night ranting and raving in his sleep: ‘Fie, losels and liars, knaves everyone. Not since I backed a horse have I been pressed so hard; peril of life, jeopardy of land and livelihood, and to sum up, all these losels in the wood to hunt me down. They are losels one and all. While geomancing losels are represented in all walks of life, they seem to be most prevalent among politicians and their corporate benefactors. adjective ˈləʊz(ə)lˈlōzəl dialect, archaic Good-for-nothing; worthless. Origin Late Middle English: apparently from los-, stem of obsolete lese 'lose', + -el. Definition of losel in US English: losel nounˈlōzəl dialect, archaic A worthless person. Example sentencesExamples While geomancing losels are represented in all walks of life, they seem to be most prevalent among politicians and their corporate benefactors. They are losels one and all. We hear him through the night ranting and raving in his sleep: ‘Fie, losels and liars, knaves everyone. Not since I backed a horse have I been pressed so hard; peril of life, jeopardy of land and livelihood, and to sum up, all these losels in the wood to hunt me down. adjectiveˈlōzəl dialect, archaic Good-for-nothing; worthless. Origin Late Middle English: apparently from los-, stem of obsolete lese ‘lose’, + -el.
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