Donnelly Free

An item that is 'Free' only after paying a monthly subscription.

Person one: 'This game is free with the xbox game pass.'
Person two: 'Its not free, its Donnelly free.'

by MerlinOfWales January 9, 2020

Pulled a Free Willy

Barely squeaking by (or barely passing), or pulling it out of your ass.

In reference to the radio show, "The Bobby Bones Show" - when the cast was playing The Name Game, the cohost Lunchbox barely squeaked by naming "Free Willy" as a "Bill" or "William," thus causing controversy in the studio.

"So did you pass that English final?"

"Yeah, I totally pulled a Free Willy! I got a D minu

by bellinblack6 September 28, 2008

fuck boy free

When a female whom no longer deals with, or entertains a male who is not beneficial to her and brings her down begins to naturally glow.

Jill: I heard Jane and Will broke up!
Ashley: Yeah they did and I'm glad. He was no good for her.
Jill: Yea and you see that fuck boy free glo coming in already!

Ashley: Hell yeah! She looks great!

by Yomomaaa July 6, 2017

free wired

when u free to be yourself and wild out.. and stay wired all night to party, stay online...

and stay connected with the cherrybomber on cherrytree

all family still together

I'm free wired

Far East Movement was free wired.

by aforada May 23, 2010

free spirit

A term coined by cops during an investigative documentary to politely describe a woman's behavior when they really mean she is or was a slut.

The police described Abigail as a free spirit who frequented bars.

by LostFido February 14, 2018

olly olly oxen free

originally all ye, all ye, "outs" are free. meaning the one looking for you will call "olly, olly, oxen free" and the one in hiding can come out of hiding and not be tagged as "it" (the next one looking for all the ones hiding)

{olly olly oxen free} {hide n seek}

by The Lil March 5, 2011

Free festival

Festival that is free to enter, esp. rock festival, such as Glastonbury used to be.

Such festivals attract people who have no access to money and cant be arsed to work for a living, and therefore will spongue off other festival goers who have brought food and alcohol.

Such drongoes are also rough and violent, and prone to fighting and raping and stealing, and generally tarnishing the whole cooperative and sharing ethos of having a free festival in the first place.

My fanily went to this free festival and a gang of drongoes moved into our tent. Never again!

by Kerb November 30, 2004