causing shame or embarrassment; disgraceful or bringing a loss of dignity

to lose something unintentionally or suffer the loss of something

to lose or misplace

to lose face; to be disgraced

to give up, forsake, or leave behind a person, principle, or habit

to abandon; to leave behind

to make an exhibition of oneself or be a public disgrace

to cast or put aside

chronically forgetful or scatterbrained; prone to leaving things behind or overlooking details

to lose face

the failure of one or more transmitted data packets to reach their destination in a computer network

to wash one's hands of something; to have nothing further to do with something

(idiom) to throw away one's helmet and armor while fleeing from defeat

to lose face

to lose one's job

boring, unpleasantly murky, and drab in color

(coll.) a tiny bit

(of a person) feeling resentment, envy, or behaving in a cynical or overly sentimental manner

to be dismissed from an official post or lose one's job in the bureaucracy (literally to lose one's black hat)

(coll.) to lose face; to be disgraced

to lose face utterly

to die

(of an official) to lose one's job

to lose something (usually abstract, like face or reputation) entirely or completely.

(math.) Diophantine equation

to wink at somebody

to wink at somebody

in a state of confusion or panic; losing one's head due to being overwhelmed

to be distracted

to leave personal belongings lying around in a disorganized or messy way

to lose

to let go of the big prize while grabbing at trifles

to wander off; to get lost

to lose track of