lost

See:
  • a good deed is never lost
  • a good name is sooner lost than won
  • a lost cause
  • a lost soul
  • all is not lost
  • almost lost it
  • be little love lost between (two people)
  • be lost for words
  • be lost in (something)
  • be lost in something
  • be lost in the shuffle
  • be lost in translation
  • be lost on
  • be lost on (one)
  • be lost on somebody
  • be lost on someone
  • be lost to the world
  • be lost without (someone or something)
  • be no love lost between (two people)
  • be/feel lost without somebody/something
  • feel lost without (someone or something)
  • for want of a nail
  • For want of a nail the shoe was lost; for want of a shoe the horse ...
  • get lost
  • get lost in translation
  • Get lost!
  • give (someone or something) up for lost
  • give somebody/something up for lost
  • give someone up for lost
  • give up as lost
  • give up for lost
  • he who hesitates (is lost)
  • he who hesitates is lost
  • like a lost soul
  • little love lost between (two people)
  • lose (one's) appetite
  • lose (one's) buttons
  • lose (one's) cherry
  • lose (one's) cool
  • lose (one's) doughnuts
  • lose (one's) faith (in something or someone)
  • lose (one's) footing
  • lose (one's) grip on (someone or something)
  • lose (one's) head
  • lose (one's) head over (something)
  • lose (one's) hold on (someone or something)
  • lose (one's) hold over (someone or something)
  • lose (one's) marbles
  • lose (one's) mind
  • lose (one's) mojo
  • lose (one's) nerve
  • lose (one's) patience (with someone)
  • lose (one's) temper
  • lose (one's) tongue
  • lose (one's) train of thought
  • lose (some amount of) time
  • lose a bundle
  • lose a packet
  • lose a step
  • lose at (something)
  • lose by
  • lose contact (with one)
  • lose count (of something)
  • lose face
  • lose favor (with one)
  • lose ground
  • lose heart
  • lose in
  • lose it
  • lose money hand over fist
  • lose money on (something)
  • lose no time (in) (doing something)
  • lose out
  • lose out in (something)
  • lose out on (something)
  • lose out to (someone or something)
  • lose patience (with one)
  • lose reason
  • lose sight of (someone or something)
  • lose sleep
  • lose somebody/something in the shuffle
  • lose the battle, but win the war
  • lose the drift (of something)
  • lose the number of (one's) mess
  • lose the plot
  • lose the thread
  • lose the use of (something)
  • lose time
  • lose to (someone or something)
  • lose touch
  • lose touch (with one)
  • lose touch with reality
  • lose touch with sanity
  • lose trace of (someone or something)
  • lose track of (someone or something)
  • lost and found
  • lost and gone forever
  • lost cause
  • lost cause, a
  • lost for words
  • lost in
  • lost in the mists of time
  • lost in the sands of time
  • lost in the sauce
  • lost in the shuffle
  • lost in the wash
  • lost in thought
  • lost in translation
  • lost on
  • lost on (one)
  • lost on one
  • lost soul
  • lost without
  • lost without (someone or something)
  • lost without a cause
  • lost-and-found
  • lost-and-found badge
  • make up for lost time
  • make up lost ground
  • no love lost
  • no love lost between (two people)
  • no love lost between them, there's
  • not be lost on (someone)
  • there is no love lost
  • there is no love lost between (two people)
  • there's no love lost between
  • there's no love lost between A and B
  • 'Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all
  • Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
  • win or lose
  • win the battle, but lose the war
  • you('ve) lost me
  • you've lost me
References in classic literature
Lost Margaret took my heart with her--out there," said the old lover, who had been faithful for fifty years to his drowned sweetheart.
His very obstinacy and egoism now enabled him, blind, comparatively poor, and the representative of a lost cause, to maintain his proud and patient dignity in the midst of the triumph of all that was most hateful to him, and, as he believed, to God.
The important fact of this last period, however, is that Milton now had the leisure to write, or to complete, 'Paradise Lost.' For a quarter of a century he had avowedly cherished the ambition to produce 'such a work as the world would not willingly let die' and had had in mind, among others, the story of Man's Fall.
Nor was she satisfied with that; for a little time afterwards he lost a barrel of best-drink: for the old witch pulled out the spigot, and let it run all over the cellar, the very first evening he had tapped it to make merry with some of his neighbours.
The pinnace entered among the breakers, but was near being lost, and with difficulty got back to the ship.
They were interrogated by signs after the lost boats, but could not understand the inquiries.
"'Tis an awful thing for a bit of a bye to be lost in this great big city.
"But couldn't you guide them?" asked Chee- Chee; and he began to scold the parrot for letting them get lost while he was away looking for the cocoanuts.
"But I've never been lost before," murmured the dainty maiden, "and I'm worried and afraid."
"But how did the Rainbow's Daughter ever get on this lonely road, and become lost?" asked the shaggy man, who had listened wonderingly to all this.
PETER gave himself up for lost, and shed big tears; but his sobs were overheard by some friendly sparrows, who flew to him in great excitement, and implored him to exert himself.
It was the second little jacket and pair of shoes that Peter had lost in a fortnight!
If the Black went down to defeat, U-Dor could move his victorious piece on to the square occupied by Tara of Helium and the game would be over--over in four moves and lost to Gahan of Gathol.
He now discovered that he might play his own Odwar into personal combat with Gahan; but he had already lost one Odwar and could ill spare the other.
At length she murmured, satisfied with herself, "Come, nothing is lost; I am still beautiful."