freebiefree‧bie /ˈfriːbiː/ noun [countable] informal - "Where did you get that calendar?'' "It was a freebie from work."
- Members of Congress are showered daily with parties, freebies and perks.
- Most airlines offer freebies to children traveling on their planes.
- News of the freebie started a credibility slide of avalanche proportions.
- We have a last few hours in a freebie hotel.
- You'd like a few freebie games too?
- You're going on a freebie to the Tate because you're going to be our guide.
- You may be doing your readers a favour but you will never be invited on a freebie again.
something that is given free by a company► complimentary use this about things that a company, theatre, hotel etc gives people for free: · Karen's sister works at the New York Ballet and she's managed to get us some complimentary tickets.· Honeymooners receive a complimentary bottle of champagne in their hotel room.
► free gift something that is given free by a shop or a company, especially in order to advertise its products or to encourage you to buy something else: · Buy three skincare products and you can choose your super free gift.· We came back from the tour round the factory loaded down with free gifts.
► freebie informal something a company gives free with its products, or gives to the people it employs: · "Where did you get that calendar?'' "It was a freebie from work."· Most airlines offer freebies to children traveling on their planes.
► freebie holiday/hotel/flight etc A waiter was handing round freebie glasses of wine. nounfreebiefreedomadverbfreefreelyadjectivefreeverbfree