Letter L, Page 286 of 319 Pages (LO)

Lose gracefully?
Lose greenness
Lose Ground
lose ground
Lose ground in the standings
Lose ground, literally
Lose hair
Lose hair or fur
Lose hair, as a dog
Lose hair, like a dog
lose heart
LOSE heat
lose height
LOSE high position
lose hope
Lose iciness
Lose ignominiously, in slang
Lose illegally
Lose impact
Lose in a chase
Lose in a confrontation, maybe
Lose in a dice game, with "out"
Lose in a staring contest
Lose in one's drawers
Lose intensity
Lose intentionally
Lose interest
Lose interest in
lose interest or become bored with something or somebody
Lose it
Lose it all
Lose it big-time
Lose it completely
Lose it during a debate
Lose it, and a hint to the last words of 18-, 27-, 48- and 63-Across
Lose it, in a way
Lose it, in slang
Lose it, with "out"
lose its distinct outline or shape
Lose its fizz, as soda
Lose its luster
Lose its solidity
Lose juice entirely
Lose knowledge of
Lose leafs
lose leaves
Lose life
Lose life sustaining fluid
lose liquid through a hole
Lose liquidity
Lose little by little
Lose locks
lose lose
Lose lots of weight
Lose luster
Lose luster, as colors
Lose lustre
Lose mellifluence
Lose minutes
Lose moisture
Lose moisture, in a way
Lose momentarily
lose momentum
Lose money on "Jeopardy!," e.g.
Lose money on "Jeopardy!"
Lose muscle tone
Lose no games
lose no time
Lose normal coloration
lose on purpose
lose one s balance almost fall
Lose one's ___ (drop a bundle)
Lose one's aloofness
Lose one's amateur standing
Lose one's amateur status
Lose one's balance?
Lose one's blush
Lose one's coat
Lose one's composure
Lose one's cool
Lose one's cool completely
Lose one's cool in a big way
Lose one's cool with
Lose one's courage
Lose one's feathers
Lose one's five o'clock shadow
Lose one's footing
Lose one's footing, in a way
Lose one's grip
Lose one's grip on
Lose one's grip?
Lose one's head
Lose one's head or "lose one's shirt"
Lose one's hearing
Lose one's heart
Lose one's identity
Lose one's inhibitions
Lose one's lap
Lose one's last chip
Lose one's life in water
Lose one's marbles
Lose one's mind
Lose one's nerve
Lose one's patience with, maybe
Lose one's place?
Lose one's reserve
Lose one's resistance
Lose one's self-control
Lose one's sense of direction?
Lose one's sense of humor
Lose one's shadow, say
Lose one's shirt
Lose one's shirt, in business
Lose one's stamina
Lose one's sunburn
Lose one's tail?
Lose one's temper
Lose one's temper with
Lose one's tension
Lose one's touch
Lose one's train
Lose one's vigor
Lose one's way
Lose one's way at the podium
Lose one's winter coat
lose ones nerve
Lose oomph
lose or cause to lose liquid by vaporization leaving a more concentrated residue
Lose or draw alternative
lose or lose the right to by some error, offense, or crime
Lose part of a coat
Lose patience and then some
Lose pep
Lose points on an exam, say
Lose points, perhaps
Lose power
Lose power, as a battery
lose quickly as money
lose repute
Lose resilience
LOSE right to
Lose rigidity
Lose self-control
lose shape
Lose shape, in a way
lose shine
lose sight of
Lose skin
Lose sleep (over)
Lose sleep over (with "about")
Lose sleep over something
Lose sleep, perhaps
Lose sleep, so to speak
Lose sleep?
Lose solidity
Lose some
Lose some ground
Lose some support
Lose sparkle
Lose stamina
Lose star status
Lose stature
Lose steam
Lose steam, with "out"
Lose steering control
Lose stiffness
Lose strength
Lose strength in the backstretch
Lose strength over time
Lose strength, as a storm
Lose strength, as in the knees
Lose strength, e.g.
Lose successfully
Lose suddenly
Lose support
Lose support, as at campaign's end
Lose tautness
Lose tautness, in a way
Lose temporarily
Lose tensile strength
Lose tension
Lose that frozen feeling
Lose the battle with
Lose the beer belly, say
Lose the blues
lose the colour caused by flushing
Lose the derby
Lose the freshness of youth
lose the game
Lose the gray
Lose the handle on
lose the scent
Lose the spare tire
Lose the threads
Lose to gravity
Lose tone
Lose touch with reality
Lose track of
Lose track?
LOSE traction
Lose traction on the road
Lose transparency, say
Lose underpinnings
Lose underpinnings, e.g.
Lose validity
Lose value
Lose value quickly
Lose velocity
Lose vibrancy
Lose vibrancy, as from exposure to sunlight
Lose vigor
Lose vim and vigor
Lose vitality
Lose vividness
Lose water
lose water or moisture
Lose weight
Lose weight, with "down"
Lose when you should have won, and a hint to the start of the answers to starred clues
Lose your cool
Lose your cool with
Lose your footing
Lose your marbles
Lose your nerve
Lose your pep
Lose Yourself rapper
Lose zip
Lose-a-ball flub
Lose-lose
Lose-lose situations
Lose-weight schemes
Lose-weight-fast plan
Lose, as a big lead
Lose, as a carrier might with a call
Lose, as a coat
Lose, as a layer
Lose, as a pursuer
Lose, as a tail
Lose, as fur
Lose, as keys
Lose, as one's tail
Lose, as pounds
Lose, as skin
Lose, for the moment
Lose, in a Vegas game
Lose, in a way
Loser
Loser at Antietam
Loser at Appomattox
Loser at Gettysburg