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Freemium 

1. Free or relatively cheap games available for download on Facebook or at the App Store. They tend to have very limited game play and in order to progress you must purchase "premium" content.

2. The Apocalypse
"Sorry children, we won't be having dinner tonight because I spent all of our money on Smurf Berries in one of those new freemium games."
Freemium by Bing Google January 25, 2011

Freemium 

A game or program that is avaiable for free but offers extra premium features for money.
Free Realms is a Freemium game.
You can play it for free, but its VERY limited for non-paying players
Freemium by FRSucks August 18, 2009

Spotify Freemium 

When you start a new free trail of Spotify premium every month to download music.
Guy 1: "Hey how can you afford Spotify Premium if you can't pay me back?"
Guy 2: "I don't spend any money on it, I have Spotify Freemium."

freemium 

An offer; 'trial' to try out the 'premium' feature of an application temporarily.
Spotify: "Get a 30-day-trial of Spotify premium!"
Me: "Should I try the Spotify freemium?"
Friend: "nah."
freemium by Killossal April 20, 2017

Freemium 

Freemium is a type of game. Freemium is a type of game where there are lots of in-app purchases (clash of clans, Hay day, etc.)
"Freemium the MIUM is latin and stands for "not really" "
Freemium by 0tto_ October 3, 2017

Freemium 

1. Free or relatively cheap games available for download on Facebook or at the App Store. They tend to have very limited game play and in order to progress you must purchase "premium" content.

2. The Apocalypse
"Sorry children, we won't be having dinner tonight because I spent all of our money on Smurf Berries in one of those new freemium games."
Freemium by Bing Google January 26, 2011
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