Idiom meaning, usage examples, facts
FOOTLOOSE AND FANCY-FREEable to go anywhere and do anything that one wants; carefree
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1. Michael didn’t want to get married. He wanted to remain footloose and fancy-free.
2. When they finished college, they spent a year traveling though Europe with their backpacks and sleeping bags. They just wanted some time to be footloose and fancy-free. The expression literally means one’s foot is not tied down and one can freely follow one’s impulses (fancy). |
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