losel

[ loh-zuhl, loo-, loz-uhl ]

noun

1. a worthless person; scoundrel.

adjective

1. worthless or useless.

losel

/ ˈləʊzəl /

noun

1. a worthless person

adjective

1. (of a person) worthless, useless, or wasteful

Word History and Origins

Origin of losel¹

1325–75; Middle English: literally, one who is lost, equivalent to los- (past participle stem of lose ) + -el -le

Word History and Origins

Origin of losel¹

C14: from losen, from the past participle of lose

Example Sentences

“Are you going to lay your hand on her husband Losel and make him a better man? The way he treats her isn’t right. Man should never lay a hand on woman, save in love.”

From Literature

“And even Losel, who I don’t care for, is one of my neighbors all the same.”

From Literature

Tehlu told her that Deborah spent time in many different men’s beds, and Losel drank every day of the week, even on Mourning.

From Literature

Yauch is survived by his wife, Dechen Wangdu, and his daughter, Tenzin Losel Yauch.

From Seattle Times

He is survived by his wife, Dechen Wengdu, and his daughter, Losel.

From Time