To let go (from one's hold).

To loose one's hold of, let go. Obsolete.

to let go. transitive. To allow to escape; to set at liberty; to lose one's hold of; to relax (one's hold); to drop (an anchor).

With of indicating the notional object, or without construction.

To set free (an animal) so that it is allowed to go loose; (in extended and figurative use) to free (a person or thing) from restraint, to allow (a…

transitive. To let go, put down (something held in the hand). Now rare.

transitive. To take the hand off; to release from one's grasp; to let go. Chiefly archaic in the imperative phrase unhand me!

transitive. To let go of (something held).

To let go, take one's hands off.

transitive. To unhand.

With object and go forming an infinitive clause.

transitive. To release from a clasp or grip; to let go of.

To make loose or slack; to loosen, slacken, relax, make less tight; †passive (of nerves) to be unstrung. †to loose a bridle to: to indulge. Now ar…