Free

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 201
fic, v.t to set at liberty: to deliver from. — wli.it coniines to rid (Ini by from or oj pr.p. free mg pa freed' Froe-agency, fie-.ijen n. state or power of acting frtely, or without nece ity or constraint upon the will.—;/ Free'-a'gent. Freebooter, frc'boot-er, n one w'ho roves about /inly in sc.u Lh of booty, a plunderer, [bee Booty.] Freedman, frcd'man, u a mart who has been a slave, and has been fried or set free. Freedom, Ire'dum, n liberty frankne separatiun privileges connected with a city improper familial tty license.
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