Definition of loosey-goosey in English:

loosey-goosey

adjectiveluːsɪˈɡuːsiˌlo͞osē ˈɡo͞osē

North American informal

Imprecise, disorganized, or excessively relaxed.
other guys can goof around, be all loosey-goosey before a game
a loosey-goosey interpretation of traditional doctrine
Example sentencesExamples
- We have - kind of - a very loosey-goosey way of working.
- Unfortunately, this seems to entail excessive, gaudy ornamentation of their country-tinged pop numbers and moments of forced spontaneity to convince us they're the same loosey-goosey bar band they always were.
- He just might be the loosey-goosey quarterback the Patriots don't want to see right now.
- A lot of people think we're just relaxed, loosey-goosey, but we have a lot of discipline.
- With some classes you may be able to get away with the loosey-goosey approach of just letting students hit you with questions, but high schoolers will typically expect you to bring something to the table.
- The producer can sometimes be so loosey-goosey as to be annoying, but he reins in that tendency here and provides a solid anchor for both leading actors to key from.
- This loosey-goosey approach might make it easier for some motivated students to jump the GED hurdle swiftly and move on to college or work.
- Webb is a loosey-goosey guy and only his action of sneaking out of the production truck between innings to steal a smoke shows the kind of tension he and his fellows are under in the course of bringing the action into millions of homes.
- It's a music documentary with a laid back feel, just right for Adam's expert but loosey-goosey rock/country/folk music.

Origin

1980s: fanciful formation from loose + goosey.

Definition of loosey-goosey in US English:

loosey-goosey

adjectiveˌlo͞osē ˈɡo͞osē

North American informal

Imprecise, disorganized, or excessively relaxed.
other guys can goof around, be all loosey-goosey before a game
a loosey-goosey interpretation of traditional doctrine
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately, this seems to entail excessive, gaudy ornamentation of their country-tinged pop numbers and moments of forced spontaneity to convince us they're the same loosey-goosey bar band they always were.
- We have - kind of - a very loosey-goosey way of working.
- The producer can sometimes be so loosey-goosey as to be annoying, but he reins in that tendency here and provides a solid anchor for both leading actors to key from.
- Webb is a loosey-goosey guy and only his action of sneaking out of the production truck between innings to steal a smoke shows the kind of tension he and his fellows are under in the course of bringing the action into millions of homes.
- It's a music documentary with a laid back feel, just right for Adam's expert but loosey-goosey rock/country/folk music.
- With some classes you may be able to get away with the loosey-goosey approach of just letting students hit you with questions, but high schoolers will typically expect you to bring something to the table.
- A lot of people think we're just relaxed, loosey-goosey, but we have a lot of discipline.
- This loosey-goosey approach might make it easier for some motivated students to jump the GED hurdle swiftly and move on to college or work.
- He just might be the loosey-goosey quarterback the Patriots don't want to see right now.

Origin

1980s: fanciful formation from loose + goosey.

单词	loosey-goosey
释义	Definition of loosey-goosey in English: loosey-goosey adjectiveluːsɪˈɡuːsiˌlo͞osē ˈɡo͞osē North American informal Imprecise, disorganized, or excessively relaxed. other guys can goof around, be all loosey-goosey before a game a loosey-goosey interpretation of traditional doctrine Example sentencesExamples We have - kind of - a very loosey-goosey way of working. Unfortunately, this seems to entail excessive, gaudy ornamentation of their country-tinged pop numbers and moments of forced spontaneity to convince us they're the same loosey-goosey bar band they always were. He just might be the loosey-goosey quarterback the Patriots don't want to see right now. A lot of people think we're just relaxed, loosey-goosey, but we have a lot of discipline. With some classes you may be able to get away with the loosey-goosey approach of just letting students hit you with questions, but high schoolers will typically expect you to bring something to the table. The producer can sometimes be so loosey-goosey as to be annoying, but he reins in that tendency here and provides a solid anchor for both leading actors to key from. This loosey-goosey approach might make it easier for some motivated students to jump the GED hurdle swiftly and move on to college or work. Webb is a loosey-goosey guy and only his action of sneaking out of the production truck between innings to steal a smoke shows the kind of tension he and his fellows are under in the course of bringing the action into millions of homes. It's a music documentary with a laid back feel, just right for Adam's expert but loosey-goosey rock/country/folk music. Origin 1980s: fanciful formation from loose + goosey. Definition of loosey-goosey in US English: loosey-goosey adjectiveˌlo͞osē ˈɡo͞osē North American informal Imprecise, disorganized, or excessively relaxed. other guys can goof around, be all loosey-goosey before a game a loosey-goosey interpretation of traditional doctrine Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately, this seems to entail excessive, gaudy ornamentation of their country-tinged pop numbers and moments of forced spontaneity to convince us they're the same loosey-goosey bar band they always were. We have - kind of - a very loosey-goosey way of working. The producer can sometimes be so loosey-goosey as to be annoying, but he reins in that tendency here and provides a solid anchor for both leading actors to key from. Webb is a loosey-goosey guy and only his action of sneaking out of the production truck between innings to steal a smoke shows the kind of tension he and his fellows are under in the course of bringing the action into millions of homes. It's a music documentary with a laid back feel, just right for Adam's expert but loosey-goosey rock/country/folk music. With some classes you may be able to get away with the loosey-goosey approach of just letting students hit you with questions, but high schoolers will typically expect you to bring something to the table. A lot of people think we're just relaxed, loosey-goosey, but we have a lot of discipline. This loosey-goosey approach might make it easier for some motivated students to jump the GED hurdle swiftly and move on to college or work. He just might be the loosey-goosey quarterback the Patriots don't want to see right now. Origin 1980s: fanciful formation from loose + goosey.
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