Free gratis
adjective phrase
: a free-gratis perk/ free-gratis tickets
adverb phrase
Without charge; for free •In earliest form free, gratis, and for nothing: The Congressmen traveled free gratis (1883+)
[fr combination of free with Latin gratis, ”free”]
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