loop
/luːp/Definitions
1. noun
a length of wire, string, or other flexible material used for fastening or making a connection
“The shoelace was tangled in a loop.”
2. noun
a circular or oval path or route that is traveled repeatedly, especially by a machine or vehicle
“The roller coaster’s loop was a thrilling part of the ride.”
3. noun
a repeated sequence of music or sounds, especially in jazz or rock music
“The song features a memorable loop at the beginning.”
4. verb
to move in a circular or oval path
“The plane looped around the mountain before descending.”
5. verb
to repeat a sequence of music or sounds
“The DJ looped the music to keep the crowd engaged.”
6. verb
to join or connect something with a loop
“You should loop the rope around the post to secure it.”
7. verb
to move or cause something to move in a circular or oval path
“The pilot looped the plane to avoid obstacles.”
8. interjection
used to express excitement or enthusiasm
“Loop! The concert is finally here!”