loose vb.:
1.
to unjoin hands
Tit. II. iii. 243
“Thy hand once more; I
will not loose again.”
2.
to let fly (an arrow)
MND. II. i. 159,
H5 I. ii. 207
“many arrows, loosed
several ways”
; intr.
Tit. IV. iii. 58
“Marcus, loose when I
bid.”
3.
to give vent to
AYL. III. v. 103
“ now and then A
scatter'd smile,”
All'sW. II. iii. 172
“both my revenge and
hate Loosing upon thee.”
