freedom friday

a 24-hour event in which participants must be drinking some sort of alcoholic beverage from 6 AM on a given friday until 6 AM saturday. any drink that is finished must be immediately replaced by another drink for the entirety of the 24 hours. sleeping is obviously not allowed.

(8 AM on a saturday)
john: joe you look absolutely terrible, what happened to you?
joe: (pukes in a trash can) dude me and my friends celebrated freedom friday last night, i drank 30 beers total and went to bed two hours ago

by jonniesmyth November 11, 2010

freedom fries

southern genius.

Can I go back to calling them 'French Fries'? Because 'freedom fries' sounds, well... gay.

by my best friend May 11, 2003

freedom fries

"Liberated" french fries (?)

I don't really understand this myself...is it supposed to be offensive to the french? Or is it calling us free?
What the fuck?

VIVE LA REVOLUTION DE LA FRITs!

by Hiro Protagonist February 16, 2004

Freedom Check

When you take advantage of the passive and submissiveness of people and a situation for personal gain based on your belief in your personal freedoms.

The man crossed the street during a green light preventing the flow of traffic claiming you can't hit me, "I'm protected by pedestrian right of way laws, you can't hit me" as the cars honked. This man is freedom checking the people around him feeling entitled to his personal freedom.

by _TheMilkMan_ March 8, 2023

Freedom finder

A basketball move when the offensive player has the ball and makes a move “stepping back to freedom” that creates space for a shot

Timmy took the freedom finder off his hip and blasted off in Jimmy’s face for 3

by Tubo February 6, 2021

Freedom Bias

any military aircraft, ship or ground vehicles classes related to the USA .
Mostly common in War Thunder

Bruh, im gonna research the Freedom Bias Tech Tree on WT

by SturerHellcatAT15 June 20, 2020

aerosol freedom

The use of an aerosol powered paint can, i.e. Spray Paint, to create art, where the artist is expressing freedom of speech.
as coined by james

Graffiti is not a crime, it is aerosol freedom

by James Travis May 11, 2008