Crossword clues for Free, in a way 6 lettersAnswerClueUNTIEDSet free, in a wayUNCLIPFree, in a wayUNTIESFrees, in a wayUNSEALFree, in a wayUNYOKEFree, in a wayUNPINSFrees, in a wayUNTIESSets free, in a waySPONGEGet free, in a wayUNCAGEFree, in a wayGFORCEIt's zero in free-fall—and, put another way, a hint to how the four longest puzzle answers were formedDELETEFree up space, in a wayNOLOADFree of fee, in a wayGARSONMrs. Miniver” Oscar winner nyt 1995 GARY The Jacksons' hometown nyt 1995 GAS Anesthetic nyt 1995 GAS Balloon filler nyt 1995 GAS Fill-up filler nyt 1995 GAS Oil alternative nyt 1995 GASCAP Tank top? nyt 1995 GASH Cutlass cut nyt 1995 GASH Knife mark nyt 1995 GASH Knife wound nyt 1995 GASLIGHT Old street fixture nyt 1995 GASLIT Illuminated, as old streets nyt 1995 GASLIT Like streets of Victorian London nyt 1995 GASMASK Breath protector nyt 1995 GASMASK Breath protector nyt 1995 GASP Catch one's breath nyt 1995 GASP Last breath nyt 1995 GASPS Short pants nyt 1995 GASTON Half an early comics duo nyt 1995 GASTON Half an early comics duo nyt 1995 GASTRITIS Stomach ailment nyt 1995 GASTROPOD Slug, e.g. nyt 1995 GASTROPOD Snail or slug, e.g. nyt 1995 GAT Godfather's piece nyt 1995 GAT Heater nyt 1995 GAT Heater nyt 1995 GAT Heater nyt 1995 GAT Hood's piece nyt 1995 GAT Mobster's piece nyt 1995 GAT Piece nyt 1995 GAT Piece nyt 1995 GATE Garden access nyt 1995 GATE Scandal suffix nyt 1995 GATE Way out nyt 1995 GATES Fence openings nyt 1995 GATHER Infer nyt 1995 GATS Mobsters' guns nyt 1995 GATT Free-trade measure of '94 nyt 1995 GATT Intl. business accord nyt 1995 GATT Intl. commerce org. nyt 1995 GAUCHOS Wide, calf-length trousers nyt 1995 GAUGE Pressure measurer nyt 1995 GAUL Ancient France nyt 1995 GAUL France, once nyt 1995 GAULS Foes of Caesar nyt 1995 GAUNTLET Padding site nyt 1995 GAVEAHARDYTIME What Lola did in Damn Yankees"?WORDOFMOUTHFree way to create buzzUNPEGFree, in a wayPAROLESFrees, in a wayUNPENSet free, in a waySCOTOne way to be freeASAGIFTFor free, in a wayATLEISUREFree, in a wayUNCAGEDFree, in a wayTURNSLOOSEFrees, in a wayUNTIEFree, in a wayMOOCHEDGot free, in a wayUNPINFree, in a wayHITSAPAYWALL*Runs out of free content, in a wayAIRYFree-flowing, in a wayHITCHTry to get a free ride, in a wayERASEFree up, in a wayANTICAPITALISMPolitical movement against free enterprise, or a way of reading this puzzle's long answers?UNTIEFree from restraints, in a wayUNCUTFree of censorship, in a wayUNTIEFree from bondage, in a wayERASEFree up space, in a waySIFTFree of coarseness, in a wayIFNOCONSEQUENCEOnly way to get off scot-free?OPENSOURCEFree for public use, in a wayEXISTENCEThe only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very __ is an act of rebellion: Camus (attributed)FREERIDEThumb” achievement. nyt 1954 FREES Emancipates. nyt 1954 FREES Lets fly. nyt 1954 FREES Liberates. nyt 1954 FREES Manumits. nyt 1954 FREES Manumits. nyt 1954 FREESTATE Orange ___, South Africa. nyt 1954 FREEVERSE The work of Carl Sandburg. nyt 1954 FREEZE Deep ___. nyt 1954 FRENCH Coty's people. nyt 1954 FRENETIC Very excited. nyt 1954 FRENZIED What finance was in the 1900's. nyt 1954 FRESH Vigorous. nyt 1954 FRESHEST Most vigorous. nyt 1954 FRESNO City in California. nyt 1954 FRESNO San Joaquin Valley city. nyt 1954 FRET Annoy. nyt 1954 FRET Disturb. nyt 1954 FRET Irritate. nyt 1954 FREY Norse god of crops. nyt 1954 FRI Calendar abbr. nyt 1954 FRI Calendar abbreviation. nyt 1954 FRIAR Dominican or Franciscan. nyt 1954 FRIAR ___ Tuck. nyt 1954 FRICK Baseball Commissioner. nyt 1954 FRIENDS Well-wishers. nyt 1954 FRIENDSHIP International Airport at Baltimore. nyt 1954 FRIES Cooks. nyt 1954 FRIES French ___. nyt 1954 FRILL A fancy detail. nyt 1954 FRILLY Decorated in a feminine way. nyt 1954 FRINGE Décor for a surrey. nyt 1954 FRINGE Margin. nyt 1954 FRISKIER More frolicsome. nyt 1954 FRIT Fuse partly. nyt 1954 FRITTER Small batter cake with filling. nyt 1954 FRO Away, in a phrase. nyt 1954 FROCK Something to wear. nyt 1954 FROGMEN U. S. Navy's underwater adventurers. nyt 1954 FROM Beginning at. nyt 1954 FROM Beginning at. nyt 1954 FROM Out of. nyt 1954 FRONT Call for a bellhop. nyt 1954 FRONT Call for a bellhop. nyt 1954 FRONTPAGE Famous play (with The").
