fast and loose

fast and loose antonyms

pure compare fast and loose and pure
chaste compare fast and loose and chaste
good compare fast and loose and good
moral compare fast and loose and moral
cautious compare fast and loose and cautious
careful compare fast and loose and careful
resolute compare fast and loose and resolute
honest compare fast and loose and honest
trustworthy compare fast and loose and trustworthy
heedful compare fast and loose and heedful
honorable compare fast and loose and honorable
innocent compare fast and loose and innocent
principled compare fast and loose and principled
respectful compare fast and loose and respectful
wary compare fast and loose and wary
truthful compare fast and loose and truthful
virginal compare fast and loose and virginal
virtuous compare fast and loose and virtuous
thoughtful compare fast and loose and thoughtful
upright compare fast and loose and upright
responsible compare fast and loose and responsible
uncorrupt compare fast and loose and uncorrupt
observant compare fast and loose and observant
attentive compare fast and loose and attentive
clean compare fast and loose and clean
caring compare fast and loose and caring
concerned compare fast and loose and concerned
controlled compare fast and loose and controlled
decent compare fast and loose and decent

fast and loose definitions

noun

  • A con game played with a chain, belt or string that is laid down to form two open loops. The mark places a finger or stick in one of the loops to try to secure the chain when it gets lifted, but the con artist is able to prevent this no matter which loop was chosen.