"lose" In Word Games

1. [transitive] lose something/somebody to be unable to find something/somebody synonym mislay
2. [transitive] lose something/somebody to have something/somebody taken away from you, especially as a result of an accident, dying, etc.
3. [transitive] lose something/somebody to have to give up something; to fail to keep something/somebody
4. [transitive] lose something to no longer have something, or have less of something than you had before, especially as a result of getting older
5. [transitive] lose something to have less and less of a quality or ability, especially until you no longer have any of it
6. [transitive, intransitive] to be defeated; to fail to win a competition, a court case, an argument, etc.; to cause somebody to be defeated
7. [transitive, intransitive] to fail to keep something you want or need, especially money; to cause somebody to fail to keep something
8. [transitive] lose something to fail to get, hear or understand something
9. [transitive] lose somebody (informal) to be no longer understood by somebody
10. [transitive] lose somebody/something to escape from somebody/something synonym evade, shake off
11. [transitive] lose something to waste time or an opportunity
12. [transitive, intransitive] lose (something) if a watch or clock loses or loses time, it goes too slowly or becomes a particular amount of time behind the correct time

"lose" synonyms:

• misplace,
• mislay,
• displace,
• misfile,
• be-unable-to-find,
• suffer-the-loss-of,
• lose-track-of,
• leave-behind,
• be-unable-to-put,
• forget-the-whereabouts-of,
• forget-whereabouts-of,
• place-wrongly,
• place-unwisely,
• put-in-wrong-place,
• put-in-the-wrong-place,
• forget-where-one-has-put-something,
• mislook,
• miss,
• drop

"lose" antonyms:

• find,
• locate,
• identify,
• pinpoint,
• spot,
• detect,
• distinguish,
• notice,
• recognise,
• recognize,
• discern,
• espy,
• sight,
• come-up-with,
• hunt-down,
• light-upon,
• luck-into,
• nose-out,
• pin-down

• leso
• oles
• sloe
• sole