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loo
1[loo]
noun
plural
loosa card game in which forfeits are paid into a pool.
the forfeit or sum paid into the pool.
the fact of being looed.
verb (used with object)
to subject to a forfeit at loo.
loo
2[loo]
noun
plural
loosloo
3[loo]
verb (used with or without object)
plural
loos .low.
loo
4[loo]
noun
plural
loos , looed, looing .Scots.Ìýlove.
loo
1/ ±ô³ÜË /
noun
a gambling card game
a stake used in this game
loo
2/ ±ô³ÜË /
noun
an informal word for lavatory
loo
3/ ±ô³ÜË /
verb
a variant spelling of lou
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of loo1
Origin of loo2
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of loo1
Origin of loo2
Example Sentences
"The lower part is where you put your solid waste," she says, pointing to a loo in a small cubicle that looks like something you might find at a very old campsite.
But those with a penchant for leisurely loo visits should take note: The Thrones come with a time limit.
"What does this mean - can I use this loo, can I do that, can I do the other?"
I am making sure my morning coffees remain in the morning, and I am trying to keep the lights off if I pop to the loo.
A creative with a vision might see a bright future for the derelict Sheffield loo, similar to others which have become living spaces, galleries and breweries.
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