Word Pronunciation & Dictionary

freeball

Word Rarity Very rare

Frequency: 0.00 in modern English

Syllables: free-ball
IPA

13

Scrabble Score

8

Letters

2

Syllables

6

Unique Chars

Meaning

verb

To not wear underpants beneath one's outer clothing.

Intransitive verb; Slang

noun

A ball that has been hit from below the top of the net.

noun

A show that is developed by the station without participation by the network.

verb

To improvise; to act without a set plan.

verb

To make a freeball shot.

Example Sentences

"And when you freeball in fatigues you're a walking hard-on anyway […]"
"I had run out of clean underwear on a road trip, and I had heard rumors about the pleasures associated with freeballing, and so I made the decision and […]"
"[…] has thrown away dozens of pairs of underwear throughout his life, having to freeball the rest of the day."
"Just about every play in the game, service reception, general play and freeball, involves the use of the front A and/or back A, although they are not always set."
"Areas of emphasis can be: team blocking, serve reception, attack combinations, freeball execution, and spiker coverage."
"By serving tough, using effective downball placement, not giving easy freeballs and simply attacking smartly and in a tough manner."

Etymology

From free + ball. See ball (“testicle”).

Usage

Inflected Forms

freeballs (present, singular) freeballing (participle, present) freeballed (participle, past) freeballed (past) free ball (alternative) free-ball (alternative) freeballs (plural)

Derived Forms

freeballer

Frequently Paired Words

freeboob freebox bottomless

Questions

What does freeball mean?: To not wear underpants beneath one's outer clothing.
Where does freeball come from?: From free + ball. See ball (“testicle”).

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