“To loose off” in Japanese
Short answer
To loose off in Japanese is “ぶっ放す” (buppanasu). Full meaning: to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away.
Other ways to say “To loose off” in Japanese
ぶッ放す
buppanasu to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ブッ放す
buppanasu to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ブッ放そ
buppanaso to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ぶッ放さ
buppanasa to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ぶッ放そ
buppanaso to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ブッ放し
buppanashi to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ぶッ放せ
buppanase to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ぶっ放し
buppanashi to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ぶっ放そ
buppanaso to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ブッ放さ
buppanasa to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
ブッ放せ
buppanase to fire (a gun), to shoot, to let off, to loose off, to blow (someone) away
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