arch. [f. LOSEL + -RY.] Performance characteristic of a losel; profligacy, debauchery, rascality.
1480. Caxton, Chron. Eng., cxcviii. 178. The false spencers, the whiche he mayntened thurgh loselrye ageynst his honour.
1522. Skelton, Why nat to Courte? 661. By sorsery Or suche other loselry.
1594. O. B., Quest. Profit. Concern., 13. To haue him Lord it out thus vnder my nose, and I to sweate and swinke, to maintaine his lozelrie.
1894. F. S. Ellis, Reynard the Fox, 215. Surely my first thought was that she Had been judged for some loselry.
