Strike-Freedom

Strike Freedom Gundam (Strike Freedom for short) is a Gundam from the anime series Gundam SEED Destiny. It is piloted by Kira Yamato and given to him by his lover Lacus Clyne.

Strike Freedom is considered the strongest gundam of all time and the embodiment of plot armor as it is hardly even scratched by a single mobile suit (not even other main characters gundams) and can destroy basically everything with one or two shots of any of its available weapons. It well known for defying any human physics.

"Strike-Freedom is the best gundam ever!"

by Sasori_Zero January 4, 2009

intellectual freedom

a principle that the united states openly advertises, yet does not actually have.

George bush being smart

i bajawed that bitch and then he died on the road

by wefqwerwe May 21, 2005

Freeload

Reloading the bowl someone else's marijuana pipe with your personal supply.

"Hey man, thanks for the freeload."

by Leo1967 October 1, 2017

The Young Freeloe

A person who plays League who never gets up to take a stand, because he believes he/she can get the next kill, making it his/hers young freeloe. But fails... These people usually lay around all day playing league and are hairy as fuq.

You: Uh, just one more game!!! PLZ!!! If I get my kill it will be my young freeloe!!!!!!!!
Older Brother: Get off your damn ass you hairy albino. You will never be The Young Freeloe like Chuck Norris.
You: ;(

by FourToothedCousinFucker May 24, 2015

Freeboobinit

to be braless; not wearing a bra underneath upper body garment; derived from "free-boobing-it"

It is so hot you can bet I am freeboobinit.

Her top is so low, her bra would hang out if she wasn't freeboobinit.

My boyfriend prefers when I am freeboobinit.

by DirtDiver January 7, 2010

Freelton

Freelton is an awesome and amazing town where people who have horses and farms live. People who live in Freelton are wild and fun, and are always gorgeous.

Hey! look at all of the horses! We must be in a Freelton!

by Bajabajabaja November 22, 2011

Freedom of the Press

The ability to print, publish, or post, via electronic or non-electronic methods, private or public, without infringement, restriction, or repercussions of any sort, regardless of damage caused.

The president is often at war with the freedom of the press to control his country.

by The Democratic Encyclopedia October 21, 2013