to relax; to slacken; to loosen

easy to do and requiring little exertion; uncomplicated

(of clothing) loose and comfortable

to let go of one's grip or hold

to let go of one's hold or relinquish a physical grip

physically loose, slack, or no longer firmly fixed in place

lacking in strictness, discipline, or rigor

to loosen; loose or porous in texture

undisciplined, complacent, or loose in organization or spirit.

lacking discipline, focus, or rigor

soft, flexible, and yielding to pressure; not rigid or set hard

to relax or remove rules, regulations, or institutional constraints

to loosen one's bite or let go of something held in one's mouth

meat floss; shredded dried pork

to heave a sigh of relief

to loosen the soil; to plow

lacking density or compactness; porous in texture

(a length of) elastic; elastic band

(idiom) nothing special; ordinary

liberal or loose with money; prone to spending without much restraint

Lycopodiopsida (club mosses)

light, crisp, and easily crumbled, typically describing the texture of pastry or baked goods

to relax one's efforts

crisp and flaky shredded dried fish

having more space or being less congested

to loosen

loose-tongued

relaxation (alternative medicine)

relaxed; light and loose; feeling relieved

steamed rice cake made from glutinous rice flour, soft and fluffy in texture

Chow Chow (dog breed)

the light, porous, honeycomb-like bone tissue found at the core of most bones, also known as trabecular or spongy bone

muscle relaxant (medicine)

(dialect) drizzle; light rain

physically loose, baggy, or sagging

to slacken one's efforts, ease up, or lose momentum in a task or goal.

shortening (fat used in cooking cakes)

quantitative easing (finance)

to relax, to take it easy, or to become less tense or anxious.

to become loose and detach or fall off accidentally

(bird species of China) black-billed capercaillie (Tetrao urogalloides)

a small, individual-sized cake-like bread often served for breakfast