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loosie
noun- an individual cigarette sold over the counter US, 1981
- — Terry Williams, Crackhouse, p. 150, 1992
- — John Fahs, Cigarette Confidential, p. 302, 1996: “Glosssary”
- Employees of three businesses ... were charged with selling individ-ual cigarettes, known in street slang as “loosies,” for 50 cents each Tuesday night. — The Daily Journal (Vineland, New Jersey), p. 3a, 12 August 2006
- in rugby, a loose forward NEW ZEALAND
- We are strong in our loosies but are still short of locks and props. — Dominion, p. 18, 12 September 1977
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