"Non-free" redirects here. For non-free software, see Proprietary software and Closed source software.
Look up free in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Free may refer to:
- Free will
- Political freedom
- Economic freedom
- Something given or supplied without payment (gratis)
- Gratis versus Libre, the distinction between the two meanings above
Free may also refer to:
Contents
Arts and philosophy
- Freedom (disambiguation)
- Free: The Future of a Radical Price, 2009 book by Chris Anderson
- "Free" (film), written by Peter Hansen Gibson
- "Free" (Desperate Housewives), a television episode
- Free, to emancipate, to obtain political rights (usually for a disenfranchised group)
- Free, a pseudonym for the activist and writer Abbie Hoffman
- Free content, content without significant legal usability restrictions
- Free will, control exercised by rational agents over their actions and decisions
Computing
- free (programming), a function that releases dynamically allocated memory for reuse
- Freefont, an open font project
- Free format, a file format which can be used without restrictions
- Free software, software usable and distributable with few restrictions and no payment
- Freeware, a broader class of software available at no cost
- Full Reactive Eyes Entertainment, a video game genre as implemented in the game Shenmue
Mathematics
it means that you get money
Music
Performers
- Free (band), an English rock band
- Free (rapper), an American rapper
- The Free, a German euro house
Albums
- Free (Rick Astley album)
- Free (Bonfire album)
- Free (Concrete Blonde album)
- Free (Dana International album)
- Free (Gavin DeGraw album)
- Free (For Real album)
- Free (Free album), self-titled album
- Free (David Garrett album)
- Free (Brad Johner album)
- Free (Libera album)
- Free (Mao Abe album)
- Free (Marcus Miller album), or its title song
- Free (Negativland album)
- Free (OSI album), or its title song
- Free (The Party album)
- Free (Twin Atlantic album)
- Free (Planetshakers album)
- Free (Kate Ryan album)
- Free (Stone album), live recording
- Free
- Free (Virtue album)
- Free..., an EP by Acid King, or its title song
- free*, an album by Jim's Big Ego
- Free, an album by Rivermaya
Songs
- "Free" (Chicago song)
- "Free" (Deniece Williams song)
- "Free" (Erika song)
- "Free" (Estelle song)
- "Free" (Mao Abe song)
- "Free" (Mýa song)
- "Free" (Natalia Kills song)
- "Free" (Sarah Brightman song)
- "Free" (Stryper song)
- "Free" (Train song)
- "Free" (Ultra Naté song)
- "Free" (Zac Brown Band song)
- "Free" (Haley Rinehart song)
- "Free", by Alesha Dixon from Fired Up
- "Free", by Blue October UK from One Day Silver, One Day Gold
- "Free", by The Cars from Move Like This
- "Free", by Cat Power from You Are Free
- "Free", by Dani Harmer
- "Free", by Depeche Mode, B-side to the single "Precious"
- "Free", by Jon Secada from his album Same Dream
- "Free", by Phish from Billy Breathes
- "Free", by Plumb from Beautiful Lumps of Coal
- "Free", by Powerman 5000 from Transform
- "Free", by Prince from 1999
- "Free", by Quiet Riot from Rehab
- "Free", by VAST from Music for People
- "Free", by Yu Yamada, written as the ending theme for Basquash!
Organizations
- Family Residences and Essential Enterprises, a New York agency providing services for individuals with developmental disabilities
- Fight Repression of Erotic Expression, a University of Minnesota student group, now the Queer Student Cultural Center
- Foundation for Rational Economics and Education, a Lake Jackson, Texas, libertarian think-tank founded by Ron Paul
- Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment, a think-tank that promotes free-market environmentalism
- Free (ISP), a French internet service provider
- Free Airlines, a Kinshasa Congolese air operator
Public services
- Free education, education provided at no cost to all students
- Free public transport, zero-fare services, funded without collecting fares from passengers
See also
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