(n,adj-no) laissez-faire
non-intervention
(n,adj-na) free and uncontrolled
behaving with abandon
freewheeling
(n) on-the-spot or live broadcast
(n) as much as one can take or carry away
(v5s) to leave on
to leave running
to leave lying around
to leave (a faucet) open
(n) free flow of water
(v5s,vi) to win continuously
(n,adj-na,adj-no) at one's sweet will
doing whatever one pleases
however one pleases
(n) commercial broadcast
(n) (announcement over) the public address system (e.g. in stadium)
(n) all-you-can-eat
(exp,adj-no) all-you-can-eat
smorgasbord
(v5s,vt) to break free of
(n) late-night (all-night) broadcasting
(n) bremsstrahlung (physics)
X-rays produced when fast electrons pass through matter
(n) broadcast of political views
(v5s,vt) to detach
to decapitate
to cut loose
to let loose
to dismember
(v5t,vt) (1) to cut loose
to let loose
to cut off
to detach
to dismember
to cut in two
(2) to separate in thought
to consider as independent
(n) national network broadcast
(n) extensive agriculture
(n) defenestration (throwing something or somebody out the window)
(n) broadcast originating from multiple locations
(n) multiplex broadcast(ing)
(n) solar radiation
(n,adj-na,adj-no) bold and unrestrained
daring and unfettered
(n) short-wave broadcasting
(n,vs) relay broadcasting
(n) adaptive radiation
(n) field emission (electric)
(n) emancipation of slaves
