freespaces

noun

UK /ˈfriːspeɪsɪz/

US /ˈfriːspeɪsɪz/

Open places where people can go and play or relax without paying.

The city built freespaces where kids can run and play.

SYNONYMS

open areas public parks play areas green spaces

RELATED WORDS

playground park commons recreation outdoors

OTHER MEANINGS

2. Empty spots in a room or on a page that are left open.

Leave some freespaces on the poster so it does not look crowded.

3. Times in a schedule when nothing is planned.

I have a few freespaces this afternoon to meet you.

4. Areas in a computer or storage that are not being used.

The program cleans up freespaces on the hard drive.