"Lap it up" is an idiomatic expression that means to fully enjoy or take advantage of something, often with enthusiasm or eagerness. It can refer to savoring a pleasurable experience, such as praise or attention. Additionally, it can imply that someone is readily accepting or indulging in something without question.
If by 'loose' you mean 'lose', then the answer is your lap :)
If you mean lap in a sporting sense, the German word is Runde. If you mean the lap of a person, then the German word is Schoß
Your lap, maybe?
i think you mean phar lap
your lap
Dogs will "lap" their water. To lap means to take up liquid with the tongue. Dogs actually fold the tip of their tongue backwards so the top of the tongue penetrates the surface of the water.
Try holding a treat in your hand at lap level, then pat your lap while saying "up, up!" until the dog jumps into your lap. At this point, reward with the treat and repeat until he gets the idea.
The dog will make a mess when he tries to lap up his water.
skaut = "lap"
It means to pit for tyres.
Lightening Strike.
You lose your chair because you are standing up. Actually, the answer to the riddle is: "You lose your lap."