What does aloose mean?
Aloose means (dialect) Free from restraints..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adverb
(dialect) Free from restraints..
The reason she got to him quicker than I did is because Mooring did not turn me aloose as quick as Cox turned her aloose.
There's nothing but young girls live over there, work around the . . . Capitol buildings, State buildings . . . they were screaming that they had called the police, to turn me aloose. He turned my left hand aloose and started — he dropped it down on my leg.
Dey wuz constant a-gwine on data a-way, en ef I wa'n't gittin' so mighty weak-kneed in de membunce I'd bust aloose yer en I'd fair wake you up wid de gwines on er dem ar creeturs.
It took the undertaker and that big old strappin' teenage boy of his quite a while to pull him aloose.
Use aloose when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Aloose means (dialect) Free from restraints..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The reason she got to him quicker than I did is because Mooring did not turn me aloose as quick as Cox turned her aloose.
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