noun

freebie

FREE-bee

Freebie (noun) means something given away for free, especially as a promotion or bonus. Example: “The conference bag was full of freebies like pens and stickers.”

noun

Something given away for free, especially as a promotion or bonus.

"The conference bag was full of freebies like pens and stickers."

"She got a freebie dessert for her birthday at the restaurant."

How to use freebie

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA casual word for something you get without paying.

When to use it

Informal — fine in everyday speech, less suited to formal writing.

Word forms

freebies plural

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Etymology

Built informally from "free" with the added -bie ending.

Synonyms

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freebee

Antonyms

goods

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Rhymes for freebie

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Frequently asked questions

What does “freebie” mean?

The word “freebie” means something given away for free, especially as a promotion or bonus. In plain terms, a casual word for something you get without paying.

How do you pronounce “freebie”?

“Freebie” is pronounced FREE-bee (/ˈfɹiːbi/ in IPA).

How do you use “freebie” in a sentence?

Here is “freebie” used in a sentence: “The conference bag was full of freebies like pens and stickers.”

What is the opposite of “freebie”?

The opposite of “freebie” — its antonyms — is goods.

What part of speech is “freebie”?

“Freebie” is a noun.

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