If you have an IQ between 85 and 110, you may not qualify for Mensa, but youâre still in good company; 68 percent of the population scores within this range. And we bet youâre smart enough to see that neither you nor your quality of life is defined by a number.f you have an IQ between 85 and 110, you may not qualify for Mensa, but youâre still in good company; 68 percent of the population scores within this range. And we bet youâre smart enough to see that neither you nor your quality of life is defined by a number.
Definition of let loose. 1 : to allow (someone or something) to move or go freely He let the dogs loose in the courtyard. 2 : to produce (something, such as a cry) in a sudden and forceful way The crowd let loose an enormous groan when the pass was intercepted. She let loose (with) a scream.
late 14c., to make (something) less compact or dense, from Old French relaschier set free; soften; reduce (14c.), from Latin relaxare relax, loosen, open, stretch out, widen again; make loose, from re-back (see re-) + laxare loosen, from laxus loose (see lax). Of persons, to become less formal, from 1837. Meaning decrease tension is from early 15c.; intransitive sense of to become less tense is recorded from 1935. Related: Relaxed; relaxing.