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freety

freety adjective: superstitious; belonging to or pertaining to superstitions.

Adjective

freety (comparative more freety, superlative most freety)

  1. Superstitious; belonging to or pertaining to superstitions.

Forms of freety

comparativemore freety
superlativemost freety
alternative formfretty
alternative formfreity

Origin of freety

From freet + -y.

Questions about freety

What does freety mean?
Freety means superstitious; belonging to or pertaining to superstitions.
What part of speech is freety?
Freety is an adjective.

Words near freety in the dictionary

  1. freethrow
  2. Freetown
  3. freetrader
  4. freetraders
  5. freets
  6. freety
  7. freeuse
  8. freeware
  9. freeway
  10. freeway daisies
  11. freeway daisy

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