Examples of 'feel loose' in a sentence
Meaning of "feel loose"
feel loose - experiencing a relaxed or comfortable state
How to use "feel loose" in a sentence
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feel loose
Teeth that feel loose in the mouth.
I am still sorta dizzy and my eyeballs feel loose.
I still feel loose the next day.
My dog tooth feel loose.
I just feel loose and limber.
The sides of my bra sit low underneath my arms and feel loose.
Teeth that feel loose.
Exercise starts to feel easier and your clothes will start to feel loose.
Want you to feel loose.
Make me feel loose Like a real live goose.
My eyeballs feel loose.
I would jump around like this before I got onstage to make myself feel loose.
My limbs feel loose.
A bad wheel bearing will cause the car 's steering to feel loose.
Your teeth might even feel loose and can move.
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Once the swelling subsides, the case may then feel loose.
An over-ripe avocado will feel loose under the skin.
Yeah . I am still sorta dizzy and my eyeballs feel loose.
All the teeth feel loose and too long ; worse in bed.
There is always a cocktail nearby, so you can feel loose and start swaying.
I just feel loose and limber . I feel like Superman.
And look at my teeth . My dog tooth feel loose.
If it does, your teeth can feel loose and start moving around in your mouth.
Checking the springs, they feel loose.
Hey, does this ladder feel loose to you? I actually really do hate you, Hunter.
This one 's bones all feel loose.
If it feel loose or anything like that, it's not because I tried it on, okay?
You know, you still feel loose.
You'll notice that when you do water them, the soil will begin to feel loose.
Hey, does this ladder feel loose to you?
The result, in Easy, is a series of tightly-plotted episodes that nonetheless feel loose.
I feel good . I feel loose.
Girl, it tastes like juice, but it 's making me feel loose.
And then down there, they feel loose.
It 's pretty dreary . Checking the springs, they feel loose.
Everyone 's eyeballs feel loose.
Oh can it, Ira . Everyone 's eyeballs feel loose.
