different between looses vs losses
looses
English
Etymology 1
Verb
looses
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of loose
Noun
looses
- plural of loose
Etymology 2
Verb
looses
- Misspelling of loses.
Anagrams
- soloes
looses From the web:
- what loses electrons
- what loses electrons in bonding
- what loses belly fat
- what loses weight first
- what loses face fat
- what loses the most calories
- what loses value over time
- what loses body fat
losses
English
Pronunciation
Noun
losses
- plural of loss
Anagrams
- less so, sossle
Northern Sami
Pronunciation
- (Kautokeino) IPA(key): /?los?ses/
Adjective
los?ses
- attributive form of lossat
Norwegian Bokmål
Verb
losses
- passive form of losse
losses From the web:
- what losses did athens suffer
- what losses are tax deductible
- what losses are not insurable
- what losses can be carried forward
- what losses did job suffer
- what loses belly fat
- what loses its head in the morning
- what losses can be claimed on taxes
Share
Tweet
+1
Share
Pin
Like
Send
Share
you may also like
- looses vs losses
- louses vs mouses
- louses vs houses
- louses vs loused
- louses vs ouses
- louses vs rouses
- souses vs louses
- bouses vs louses
- houre vs foure
- fore vs foure
- fours vs foure
- fourbe vs foure
- foure vs youre
- foure vs foule
- four vs foure
- bouse vs youse
- youee vs youse
- youse vs souse
- kouse vs youse
- youse vs touse