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Loser

noun

A contestant who loses the contest. Synonym: also-ran.

A person with a record of failing; someone who loses consistently. Synonyms: failure, nonstarter, unsuccessful person.

A gambler who loses a bet.

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"Loser" Quotes from Famous Books

... they suited the less, that he felt himself likely to be a dictator in the one field, and only a postulant in the other. Literature was a far greater gainer by his choice, than Law could have been a loser. For his capacity for the law he shared with thousands of able men, his capacity for literature with ...

— Sir Walter Scott - (English Men of Letters Series) • Richard H. Hutton

... no more of your merits!—You know you will be a gainer by that cheerful instance of your duty; not a loser. You know you have but cast your bread upon the waters—so no more of that!—For it is not understood as a merit by every body, I assure you; though I think it a high one; and so did your father and uncles at ...

— Clarissa, Volume 1 (of 9) • Samuel Richardson

... crowing because of the defeat of Quicksilver by the black racer from the Vermejo. It was becoming more than idle jesting. It looked as if, for some reason, he was trying to torment Old Heck until something serious was started. Old Heck was a good loser but he was growing tired of the persistent nagging. He had not whimpered at the loss of the twenty-five hundred dollars Dorsey won from him on the race. Even the humiliation of seeing his best horse put in second place by the Y-Bar animal had been endured philosophically ...

— The Ramblin' Kid • Earl Wayland Bowman

... you to come and see a poor devil, Mr Pendle,' he said in a grateful voice. 'Y'll be no loser by yer kin'ness, ...

— The Bishop's Secret • Fergus Hume

... continued the sergeant, who really waxed warm with his subject, and struck admiration into his audience by his manner of delivery: may I say that to my mind he was even eloquent, and ought to have been a sergeant-at-law, only that the country would have been the loser by it: and the country, to my mind, has the first right to the services of every citizen. "Just look," said the sergeant, "at the kindness of that—what shall I call her? blessed!—yes, blessed Princess of Wales! Was there ever such a woman? Talk about Jael in the Bible being blessed above women—why ...

— The Humourous Story of Farmer Bumpkin's Lawsuit • Richard Harris

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