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What is another word for
let loose
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To free or release
To shout or vocalize loudly
To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation
To send through the air via physical force or acceleration
To revel or carouse in an extremely wild manner
To emanate a feeling or quality through one's expression or bearing
To yell or shout loudly or angrily
To exhibit extreme and reckless behavior
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Verb
▲
To free or release
release
free
liberate
unchain
unfetter
untie
unleash
unloose
unfasten
untether
unpen
set free
let go
turn loose
set loose
let out
discharge
unshackle
emancipate
manumit
uncage
spring
disenthral
loosen
unbind
enfranchise
disenthrall
loose
deliver
enlarge
unmanacle
extricate
unlock
unyoke
clear
unbridle
bail out
allow to leave
befree
unloosen
rescue
ransom
let off
disimprison
let off the hook
set at liberty
give rights to
untangle
acquit
pardon
uncork
absolve
detach
free from restraint
affranchise
unclick
dismiss
cut loose
put on the street
save
spare
disencumber
reprieve
disengage
free from restriction
bail
free up
redeem
unclasp
cast loose
save one's neck
get out from under
demobilize
US
parole
demobilise
UK
turn out
relieve
open the door for
grant exit to
set at large
expel
take out
exonerate
let fly
give a free rein to
let go of
allow to run free
allow to run riot
uncheck
exculpate
allow to go
send away
exempt
disconnect
untwine
disentangle
disentwine
disburden
separate
discumber
sever
extract
remove
pull out
withdraw
disarticulate
disjoin
unfix
uncouple
undo
disunite
unhook
unhitch
disembarrass
vent
get out
direct
express
aim
retire
salvage
disembroil
bring off
come to the aid of
lift
come to the rescue of
save the life of
unload
express feelings
get off the hook
share your feelings
find an outlet for
decommission
restore to freedom
spring loose
snatch
dislodge
retrieve
recover
disband
demob
cast off
get loose
pull free
get free
come to someone's rescue
disinvolve
send home
unsnag
protect
save from danger
share sentiments
talk about feelings
release conditionally
release on parole
give terms
save someone's bacon
get oneself off the hook
get out of hock
pull out of the fire
save the day
get someone out
save life of
bail someone out
give a break
wriggle out of
take out on
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“In the crowd, he develops the courage to
let loose
the animal he has been taming somehow.”
Verb
▲
To shout or vocalize loudly
shout
bellow
emit
give
yell
explode
holler
vociferate
burst out with
give forth
send forth
go ape
“Do not immediately
let loose
an angry response. Take a deep breath, or even walk away for a minute or two if you have to.”
Verb
▲
To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation
play
frolic
sport
caper
romp
trifle
frisk
gambol
toy
cavort
have fun
relax
rest
revel
amuse oneself
dally
rollick
skylark
carouse
entertain oneself
lark
recreate
clown
disport
divert
doodle
fiddle
fool
fribble
jest
joke
jump
kid
occupy oneself
rejoice
amuse yourself
disport oneself
divert oneself
enjoy oneself
fiddle around
fool around
goof around
hang about
have a good time
horse around
idle away
kick around
lark about
lark around
make merry
mess about
mess around
monkey around
play games
potter around
putter around
carry on
engage in games
enjoy yourself
let go
play around
be at leisure
cut capers
cut up
kick up one's heels
be life of party
go on a spree
let your hair down
skip
prance
curvet
cut loose
whoop it up
hop
dance
spring
leap
trip
bounce
capriole
raise hell
go on a tear
bob
scamper
spree
riot
roughhouse
roister
galumph
rollic
bound about
spring around
spring about
jump around
bound around
kid around
let off steam
jump about
leap about
bound
jig
lope
lollop
step
flit
vault
run
hurdle
skitter
canter
buck
gallop
hoof it
bop
clown around
fly
scoot
bolt
rock
showboat
tiptoe
graze
skirr
flee
sway
spin
hippety-hop
whirl
pogo
jive
party
hurtle
jape
pounce
saltate
foot it
cut a rug
cut the rug
boogie
fool about
make mischief
clown about
monkey about
step it
indulge in horseplay
swing
cut
glance
ricochet
carom
skim
skedaddle
caracole
horseplay
trick
wiggle
make off
wind up
cut a caper
strut
swagger
waltz
trot
dash
jog
twirl
sashay
hotdog
gyrate
sprint
spring up and down
leap up and down
jump up and down
bob up and down
stalk
wanton
pirouette
parade
slide
sweep
flounce
swank
misbehave
peacock
run lightly
mince
tread
tread lightly
show off
act up
disco
stomp
mosh
groove
play jokes
slam-dance
get down
shake one's booty
muck about
muck around
footle about
play tricks
fanny around
fanny about
act the goat
footle around
play up
act the giddy goat
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Verb
▲
To send through the air via physical force or acceleration
fire
hurl
launch
throw
eject
cast
catapult
chuck
dash
fling
heave
hurtle
lob
loft
loose
peg
pelt
pitch
sling
toss
send
shy
send flying
set off
squeeze off
loose off
touch off
let fly with
shoot
discharge
blast
propel
project
let fly
trigger
let off
shoot off
send forth
plunge
torpedo
pop
boot
barrage
pump
punt
blaze
fire away
fire off
blaze away
shoot away
dispatch
release
lance
spring
drive
bung
cast off
send into orbit
set in motion
send off
put in motion
detonate
activate
bowl
flip
hoy
bish
buzz
whang
direct
aim
volley
impel
yeet
flick
precipitate
fling off
lapidate
thrust
bombard
dump
deliver
lift
push
force
start
pellet
hork
stone
let go
send out
throw off
wing
rain
jerk
hoist
transmit
roll
spin
gun
chunk
rocket
kick
deal
throw forcefully
sky
give
shove
ram
rotate
trundle
revolve
administer
slough
can
strike
put
flight
land
hurry off
pack off
put into orbit
rush off
splatter
spray
strew
sprinkle
shower
scatter
tumble
bandy
beam
pepper
jack up
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Verb
▲
To revel or carouse in an extremely wild manner
run riot
revel
carouse
rave
rollick
binge
riot
debauch
spree
cut loose
live hard
party
make merry
live it up
rejoice
feast
enjoy oneself
have a ball
have a good time
have fun
celebrate
roister
jubilate
whoop it up
have a party
make whoopee
kick up one's heels
paint the town red
push the boat out
wassail
birl
blow off steam
go on a spree
large it
have a fling
frolic
enjoy
luxuriate
crow
roll
indulge
lark
delight
bask
let go
run around
beat the drum
fool around
raise hell
go to town
commemorate occasion
eat, drink, and be merry
carry on
be merry
enjoy yourself
let your hair down
paint the town
kid around
step out
socialize
US
socialise
UK
pledge
revere
clink glasses
get drunk
have the time of your life
raise the roof
get it on
have a great time
let off steam
get down
romp
gloat
relish
wallow
savour
UK
savor
US
lap up
run wild
go berserk
run amok
carol
bless
eat, drink and be merry
kill the fatted calf
go out on the town
mark with a red letter
jol
put the flags out
put the flag out
fete
have a night on the tiles
have a wild time
junket
groove
enjoy life
take pleasure
indulge oneself
overindulge
get a kick out of
get a thrill out of
raise Cain
racket
love
live up
appreciate
go on a binge
rave it up
play
hang loose
have a night on the town
go out
go on a bender
live
get a charge out of
live in clover
live high off the hog
glory
go on the town
be happy
have a whale of a time
live life to the full
welter
live large
soak up
delight in
derive pleasure
take comfort
cause a disturbance
behave wildly
be loud and noisy
cause a commotion
go on the rampage
get a charge from
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Verb
▲
To emanate a feeling or quality through one's expression or bearing
ooze
exude
radiate
emanate
exhibit
display
show
demonstrate
drip
emit
gush
manifest
breathe
transmit
give off
give out
send out
pour forth
overflow with
reek of
be brimming with
be bursting with
be full of
be the picture of
be a picture of
embody
bristle with
burst with
brim with
glow with
Verb
▲
To yell or shout loudly or angrily
cry out
yell
growl
snarl
snap
bark
scowl
sneer
exclaim
roar
retort
utter
grumble
shout
bluster
thunder
vent
bellow
grunt
hurl
ejaculate
hiss
rasp
express
rave
huff
voice
spit
say angrily
lash out
burst out with
let everybody know
pipe up
speak out
speak up
cry
say brusquely
call out
speak sharply
blurt out
blat
bolt
yelp
say abruptly
say nastily
say roughly
sing out
snort
fling
burst out
say
splutter
sputter
mutter
proclaim
vociferate
holler
blurt
rejoin
riposte
complain
speak brusquely
speak roughly
speak abruptly
speak nastily
get angry
jump down one's throat
flare
take it out on
speak angrily
round on someone
snap back
abuse
lash out at
gnarl
jump down someone's throat
retaliate
fly off the handle at
fulminate
come out with
utter suddenly
Verb
▲
To exhibit extreme and reckless behavior
go bonkers
freak out
go nuts
go berserk
lose one's mind
go crazy
flip out
go bananas
go insane
cut loose
lose one's marbles
go off one's rocker
crack up
lose it
go haywire
wig out
go wacko
go buggy
go wacky
flip your lid
lose your cool
go kooky
blow your top
go batty
blow one's stack
go off the wall
fly off the handle
go daffy
go psycho
blow your mind
go nutty
go off
pop one's cork
go loco
lose control of oneself
blow a gasket
go ballistic
go loony
go cuckoo
go mental
go off the deep end
go to pieces
go crackers
break down
crack
take leave of one's senses
go out of your mind
become insane
go off your head
lose control
come unglued
become psychotic
become demented
go doolally tap
go round the twist
go barmy
melt down
go doolally
go off one's trolley
go mad
lose one's reason
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