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freebee

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free·bie also free·bee  (frb)
n. Slang
An article or service given free: "such freebies as subway and bus maps" (New York).
[From free.]
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Noun1.freebee - something that is free (usually provided as part of a promotional scheme); "the road map was a freebie"
freebie
gift - something acquired without compensation


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From that "beginning of the gospel" and its Good Friday and Easter Sunday climax comes the freebee offer of a life that lasts, survival on the CD interface.
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It's like giving a competitive freebee to the countries you're competing against," Martin said.
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There's a free newsletter, too, and links to other Websites offering more freebees.
Go on--do it yourself! A virtual how-to toolbox. (Secret Savings) by Alleyne, Sonia / Black Enterprise
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