American Dictionary
Definition -free in American English
-free suffix
suffix
/fri/
1
used with many nouns to make adjectives meaning without a particular thing
Example
Any money you earn would be tax-free (=you would not pay tax on it).

Related Words
Words related to -free:
acid-free (adjective)
born free (noun)
break free (phrase)
caffeine (noun)
duty-free (adjective)
duty-free (noun)
fancy-free (adjective)
fat-free (adjective)
feel free (phrase)
footloose and fancy-free (phrase)
free (adjective)
free (verb)
free (adverb)
-free (suffix)
free agent (noun)
free and clear (phrase)
free and easy (phrase)
free association (noun)
free enterprise (noun)
free fall (noun)
free hand (noun)
free house (noun)
free kick (noun)
free love (noun)
free market (noun)
free marketeer (noun)
free mixing (noun)
free period (noun)
free port (noun)
free radical (noun)
free rein (noun)
free ride (noun)
free rider (noun)
free school (noun)
free speech (noun)
free spirit (noun)
free trade (noun)
free up (phrasal verb)
free verse (noun)
free will (noun)
free zone (noun)
free-body diagram (noun)
free-floating (adjective)
free-for-all (noun)
free-from (adjective)
free-range (adjective)
free-soloing (noun)
freethinker (noun)
hands-free (adjective)
have the run of something (phrase)
home free (phrase)
interest-free (adjective)
lead-free (adjective)
make free with something (phrase)
meat-free (adjective)
nuclear-free (adjective)
of your own free will (phrase)
pain-free (adjective)
rent-free (adjective, adverb)
scot-free (adverb)
smoke-free (adjective)
sugar-free (adjective)
tax-free (adjective)
there’s no such thing as a free lunch (phrase)
toll-free (adjective)
trouble-free (adjective)