at-large 

The status of being unregulated or uninhibited by normative social, political, and/or geographic factors. Similar to but not synonymous with the term 'freelance'.

'Carol is a designer-at-large. She has been in six different cities in the last two years marketing her graphic design services to other small businesses.'

at-large by Ethan Andersen April 21, 2006

At large 

A term meaning something that is free and unanswering to authority or being searched for, especially a criminal.

There are three suspects at large involved in the recent homicide case.

At large by Raibean August 3, 2010

at large 

it stands for hundred dollars

Man! I have 5 at large

at large by 30 pounder March 17, 2008

at large 

it stands for hundred dollars

Man! I have 5 at large

at large by 30 pounder March 17, 2008

President-at-large

Secretary of State: presently Hillary Clinton. This person directly represents the President, especially in foriegn policy matters; also, third successor to the Presidency behind the Vice-President, and the Speaker of the House.

President-at-large, Secretary Hillary Clintion, is constantly on the move around the world addressing issues for the President.

President-at-large by Guido1 April 19, 2009

Attorney at large 

An attorney that cannot be or has not been located.

Do you know when your attorney at large is going to return your call?

Attorney at large by SPWhite June 28, 2023