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Origin and Etymology of loop
Definition of loop
- a drum loop
- out of the policy loop
- the news threw us for a loop
Origin and Etymology of loop
Definition of loop
Examples of loop in a Sentence
The road loops around the pond.
The necklace is long enough to loop twice around my neck.
She looped a string around her finger.
He sat with his arms looped around his knees.
The ball looped over the shortstop's head into left field for a single.
The batter hit a looping single to left field.
The batter looped a single to left field.
The quarterback looped a pass downfield.
First Known Use of loop
1832
LOOP Defined for English Language Learners
loop
Definition of loop for English Language Learners
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: to form or cause (something) to form a loop
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: to move or cause (something) to move in a high curving path
LOOP Defined for Kids
Definition of loop for Students
- Her letters have large loops.
Definition of loop for Students
- Loop your shoelace.
- The road loops around the park.
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of loop
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