freedom-camp
freedom-camp verb: to camp out at any convenient location rather than at a designated campground.
Verb
freedom-camp (third-person singular simple present freedom-camps, present participle freedom-camping, simple past and past participle freedom-camped)
- To camp out at any convenient location rather than at a designated campground.
- We freedom-camped along some unnamed river in the Northland, aka illegally parked overnight somewhere to sleep.2015, Karina Halle, Where Sea Meets Sky, page 304
- We took a boat ride across the lake and I was reminded that my son had told me rumors about the “bush” Maori living in the hills who often rattled the folk who freedom camped around the lake, as this was their land after all.2018, Susan C. Tunney, Do They Speak English Down There?
Forms of freedom-camp
| third-person singular present | freedom-camps |
|---|---|
| present participle | freedom-camping |
| past participle | freedom-camped |
| past | freedom-camped |
| alternative form | freedom camp |
| alternative form | free-camp |
Questions about freedom-camp
- What does freedom-camp mean?
- Freedom-camp means to camp out at any convenient location rather than at a designated campground.
- What part of speech is freedom-camp?
- Freedom-camp is a verb.
- What is the past tense of freedom-camp?
- The past tense of freedom-camp is freedom-camped.
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