To become, permanently or temporarily, unable to find in one's own possession or custody; to cease to know the whereabouts of (a portable object, an…

transitive. To lose.

To lose (one's life, virtue, honour, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. = lose, v.1, in its various senses; to part with or be parted from by misadventure… In present stem.

To let go (involuntarily), lose, forfeit. Obsolete.

transitive. To lose; to suffer deprivation of; to cease to have or enjoy.

transitive. To be deprived of, to lose. Obsolete.

transitive (in passive). To undergo loss or curtailment of, to be deprived of. Now rare.

transitive. To lose. Frequently coupled with lose, forfeit, etc., in legal formulae.

transitive. To lose; to squander or waste (property, money, etc.). Obsolete.

to make shipwreck of (archaic). To suffer the loss of.

to come short. to come short of: (a) to fail to reach (a standard); not to equal in some quality; to be something less than, not to amount to…