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loosey-goosey
[ loo-see-goo-see ]
adjective
- relaxed; calm; unperturbed:
Despite the pressure, he was loosey-goosey throughout the game.
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Origin of loosey-goosey1
Example Sentences
The hook is that this showdown is taking place on Valentineâs Day, although the plotting is so loosey-goosey that, for absolutely no reason, people take a nap and the climax doesnât happen until the evening of Feb. 15.
Here is another area where even modern financial trading is not this loosey-goosey: If you want to make riskier trades, like with options contracts or crypto, your brokerage will likely make you check more boxes than your betting app will make you check when you fill out a slip for a nine-leg football parlay.
The code of conduct looks as fake and loosey-goosey as ever.
Harvey testified that Skaggs asked him for pills in June 2019 because he wanted to feel âloosey-gooseyâ before a start and said Skaggs told him he once crushed an oxycodone pill and snorted it on a toilet paper dispenser in the Angelsâ clubhouse.
Flanked by his sons Lukas and Micah, here he complemented the expected oldies â âWhiskey River,â âYou Were Always on My Mind,â âMamas Donât Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboysâ â with a cover of Pearl Jamâs âJust Breatheâ and welcomed Ernest, Jelly Roll and Charley Crockett to the stage for a loosey-goosey take on âWill the Circle Be Unbroken?â
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