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going free

going free is the present participle of go free.

Meaning of go free

Verb

go free (third-person singular simple present goes free, present participle going free, simple past went free, past participle gone free)

  1. (idiomatic) To go or travel where one wishes; to not be kept in custody or confinement.
  2. Synonym of walk free.
    Synonyms:
    walk free

Questions about going free

What is going free the present participle of?
Going free is the present participle of go free.

Words near going free in the dictionary

  1. going for the jugular vein
  2. going for the kill
  3. going for the throat
  4. going forth
  5. going forward
  6. going free
  7. going from 0 to 100
  8. going from bad to worse
  9. going from strength to strength
  10. going from zero to hero
  11. going gaga over

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