loosey-goosey
adjective
loos·ey-goos·ey ˌlü-sē-ˈgü-sē 
: notably loose or relaxed : not tense
a loosey-goosey attitude
Word History
First Known Use
1964, in the meaning defined above
loosey-goosey
adjective
as in mellow
chiefly US, informal very loose or relaxed The assistant manager had a loosey-goosey attitude about the store's return policy. Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- mellow
- smooth
- nonchalant
- calm
- collected
- steady
- cool
- easygoing
- serene
- confident
- breezy
- laid-back
- placid
- affable
- unruffled
- unworried
- untroubled
- unperturbed
- peaceful
- devil-may-care
- unflappable
- undisturbed
- possessed
- together
- sedate
- limpid
- happy-go-lucky
- detached
- tranquil
- level
- imperturbable
- unshakable
- even-keeled
- unshaken
- carefree
- coolheaded
- composed
- centered
- self-possessed
- disciplined
- recollected
- even
- well-balanced
- equable
- well-adjusted
- unconcerned
- equal
- nerveless
- dispassionate
- self-composed
- relieved
- aloof
- self-assured
- assured
- self-controlled
- indifferent
- tranquilized
- self-contained
- tranquillized
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
- anxious
- uneasy
- worried
- nervous
- unsettled
- bothered
- restless
- tense
- jumpy
- distressed
- uptight
- jittery
- skittish
- unstable
- unquiet
- upset
- high-strung
- perturbed
- agitated
- flustered
- unglued
- disturbed
- unstrung
- unhinged
- discomposed