(woman) who behaves in too free-and-easy way around men
self-employed lawyer
Noun, Law
to deallocate
Verb, Information Technology
to be allowed to go free
Verb
(prices) to decontrol
Verb
free zone
Noun, Civil Law
free association
Noun, Psychology
free movement
Noun, International Law
freehand
Information Technology
catch-as-catch-can wrestling
free chlorine
Noun, Chemistry
floating rates of exchange
certified public accountant
Noun, Accounting
public accountant
Noun, Accounting
uncommitted reserves
Noun
free field
Noun, Construction
free elections
Noun, Politics-Intl. Relations
free equity
Noun, Accounting
unrestricted disposition
Noun, Law
free trade
Noun, Economics
free transfer
Noun, Sports
power typing
Information Technology