frees
SayFREEZ/fɹiz/
- 1The form of free used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun such as the dog or water.
She frees the trapped bird whenever it gets caught in the netting.
The new law frees small shops from a lot of extra paperwork.
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- 2Plural of free. Use this for more than one free kick in a game.
The kicker scored all six frees in the second half.
Two late frees gave the home team the lead.
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frees is a form of free
free, verb: To get someone or something out of what holds, traps or controls them, or weighs them down. Full entry
- Spelling
- free → frees: add -s
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