freenze

A low (between 2&3 feet hi) extension from a portico or porch of a house extending out part way on a walkway. Usually made of stone or concrete. Used as a bench for sitting or a low table for potted plants.

While sitting on the freenze, she watched the children play.

by sugaro December 14, 2008

Freeday

The day when everybody is happy, since it's the last day of the school week and also the next day is Saturday and a Friday is the end of the school week.

origin: derived from friday and the portmanteau of adding freedom

A Freeday, has all the good sides of Friday

It's Freeday today so lets partay!!

by Seb_sta January 20, 2009

Freedom Powder

Another name for the drug cocaine

I got so loaded on freedom powder last weekend that I've been up for three days.

by StAnne23 June 27, 2010

Freedom Train

When a black girl is trained at a party by 5+ white guys, or when a white girl is trained by 5+ black guys.

Guy #1-Did you hear about Shaquesha?

Guy #2-Nah man, what happened?

Guy #1-That white fraternity ran a Freedom Train on her!

Guy #2-Damn, they borrowed my rockband 3 it better not be scratched!

by mmmmmmarcus November 14, 2010

Freedonia

"The term Freedonia was popularized by the 1933 Marx Brothers movie Duck Soup, as a fictional country. Over time, however, the word has come to have a more generic meaning. It can be anything from a noun describing a plausible yet fictional country, to an adjective ("Freedonian") used to characterize a place like the Freedonia of Duck Soup. Because the Marx Brothers' Freedonia had so many qualities—autocracy, diminutiveness, and obscurity, to name but a few — a place can be described as "Freedonian" for having any one of these qualities." - Wikipedia

"All hail Freedonia"
""Hail, Hail, Freedonia, land of the brave and free""

by CheyB!tch December 17, 2013

freedom garden

A garden where one grows bald eagles, models of presidents heads, and American flags.

"dude your freedom garden is rad!"
"I know! it just sprouted a baldie a few days ago."

by Imtotallynotracist April 29, 2015

Freedom Dragon

The dragon located at the national archives in Washington D.C. aka the Freedom Dragon is the reconstructed remains of a dragon that perished at the battle of Yorktown. Recent debates have erupted on whether the Dragon really exists but it's unknown due to its stealthy hiding spot behind the large doors located at the front.

Did you guys hear about the freedom dragon? It's dead now.

by Websterz Dickstionary July 2, 2015