go free

English

Etymology

From Middle English gon free, from Old English gān frīġne.

Verb

go free (third-person singular simple present goes free, present participle going free, simple past went free, past participle gone free)

  1. (idiomatic) To go or travel where one wishes; to not be kept in custody or confinement.
  2. Synonym of walk free.
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