adj. Not yet trained or housebroken. Used to refer to someone prior to being shampooed and conditioned to new expectations of domesticated behaviour.
GF1: "What do you think of her new toyboy?"
GF2: "I thought she was crazy, taking on somebody that free range, but she shampooed him into a total slut"
GF2: "I thought she was crazy, taking on somebody that free range, but she shampooed him into a total slut"
by Margot and Bubble May 31, 2009
by BruinKiller3469 March 29, 2009
male sex organs allowed to hang about freely, by going cammando
much like a free range chicken is free to roam about but instead of chicken its balls
much like a free range chicken is free to roam about but instead of chicken its balls
"i'm strickly free range"
by the_real_Chris November 15, 2006
by Besik January 3, 2012
The practice of breeding animals for food in a supposedly natural and cruelty-free manner. Animals live comfortably outside instead of in cramped stalls; are fed healthy diets. Alternate to factory farms.
She isn't a vegetarian, but she won't eat anything but free-range meat.
by Canaduck May 3, 2004
A way for breeders to obfuscate the way they raise animals (usually fowl) and increase profit-margins on their product, even though given the choice to roam the field or stay in a climate-controlled food-a-plenty barn, the animals will chose the latter every time fact.
Consumers are given free-range to spend as much as they want to feel good about the animal that probably never roamed out of the barn anyway.
by cagerattler November 28, 2004
Like a free-range chicken, but for a child that is not giving boundaries or rules or consequences from their parents or society.
Look at that (Frange,bock bock) free range kid, he can do whatever he wants and curses and not getting in trouble because his parents and society believes that he will find his own way. he needs consequences he'll never learn... He is like a free range chicken, bock bock here! bock bock there!
by Sirj February 21, 2022