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        looð  look in (on someone or something)  lose lose sleep (over someone or something)
        looð  look into something           lose lose touch (with someone or something)
        looð  look like a màllàon dollars   lose lose track (of someone or something)
        looð  look like death warmed over   losers Finders keepers(, losers weepers).
        looð  look like something           loss at a loss (for words)
        looð  look like the cat that swallowed the canary  loss throw someone for a loss
        looð  look on someone as something  loss a dead loss
        looð  look out                      losses cut one’s losses
        looð  look someone or something over  lost almost lost it
        looð  look someone or something up  lost get lost
        looð  look someone in the eye       lost lost-and-found
        looð  look someone in the face      lost lost and gone forever
        looð  look the other way            lost lost in thought
        looð  look to one’s laurels         lost lost on someone
        looð  look to someone or something (for something)  lost make up for lost time
        looð  look under the hood           lost no love lost (between someone and someone else)
        looð  look up to someone            lost a lost cause
        looð  make someone look good        loł  carry (a lot of) weight (with someone or something)
        looð  make someone look ridiculous  loł  cast one’s lot in with someone
        looð  stop, look, and listen        loł  cover a lot of ground
        looð  take a look (at someone or something)  loł  cover a lot of territory
        looð  take a look for someone or something  loł  get a lot of màleage out of  something
        looð  a faraway look                loł  have a lot goàng (for one)
        looð  a far-off look                loł  have a lot of promise
        looðing  Here’s lookàng at you.     loł  have a lot on one’s mànd
        looðing  like lookàng for a needle in a haystack  loł  leave a lot to be desired
        looðing  Things are lookàng up.     loł  quite a lot
        lookouł  on the lookout (for someone or something)  loł  think a lot of someone or something
        looðs  if looks could kill          loł  a lot of someone or something
        loom loom large (on the horiz°n)    lołs  draw lots
        loo   (as) crazy as a loon          lołs  lots of people or thingł
        loo   crazy as a loon               loud For cryàng out loud!
        loop knock someone for a loop       loud loud and clear
        loop throw someone for a loop       loud think out loud
        loose at loose ends                 loudr  Actions speak louder than words.
        loose break loose (from someone or something)  louse louse something up
        loose cut loose (from someone or something)  lousy lousy with something
        loose cut loose (with something)    lov  fall head over heels in love (with someone)
        loose hang loose                    lov  fall in love (with someone)
        loose have a screw loose            lov  head over heels in love (with someone)
        loose let loose (with something)    lov  in love (with someone or something)
        loose on the loose                  lov  love at first sight
        loose play fast and loose (with someone or something)  lov  make love (to someone)
        lord (as) drunk as a lord           lov  no love lost (between someone and someone else)
        lord drunk as a lord                lov  not for love nor money
        lord lord it over someone           lov  a labor of love
        lose lose face                      lovly  lovely weather for ducks
        lose lose ground                    low burn with a low blue flame
        lose lose heart                     low get the low-down (on someone or something)
        lose lose oneself (àn  something)   low give someone the low-down (on someone or
        lose lose one’s cool                 something)
        lose lose one’s grip                low have a low boàlàng poànt
        lose lose one’s head (over someone or something)  low hunt hàgh and low (for  someone or something)
        lose lose one’s marbles             low lay low
        lose lose one’s mànd                low làe low
        lose lose one’s reason              low look hàgh and low (for  someone or something)
        lose lose one’s shirt               low low man on the totem pole
        lose lose one’s temper              low run low (on something)
        lose lose one’s touch (with someone or something)  low search high and low (for someone or something)
        lose lose one’s train of thought    low sweet and low
        lose lose out (on something)        lower lower oneself to some level
        lose lose out to someone or something  lower lower one’s sàghts

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