Lose
Lose verb - To be unable to find or have at hand.
Prep
Both words in one sentence
- Furthermore, when the team wins a challenge she makes sure to let them know it was thanks to her—if they lose, she refuses to help them with the prep work or other penalty, invoking "I'm A Chef, Not A Placeholder" to justify why she feels she doesn't have to help.
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Ordered to Lose: Eddie tells Vincent to "dump" one of his road matches to prep him for a rich guy who's an easy mark.
Source: Film / The Color of Money -
The Prefecto Prep students are sore losers after being beaten at football by the Acme team, but what can you expect from a school whose motto is, "We Never Lose"?
Source: Sore Loser
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