fancy-free
[fan-see-free]
adjective
free from any emotional tie or influence, especially that of love.
Origin of fancy-free
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His pleased haste to assist her, showed that he at least, if fancy-free, was not memory-clear.
David ElginbrodGeorge MacDonald
Where, if not in dealing with motives and causes, may one be fancy-free?
The Comedies of William CongreveWilliam Congreve
A man travels best in his youth, when he is foot-free, care-free, fancy-free.
On the StairsHenry B. Fuller
We had no romance in the matter; there was nobody so fancy-free.
The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson - Swanston EditionRobert Louis Stevenson
It was indeed the swan-song of the heart-whole and fancy-free—the swan-song of the unawakened.
The Adventures of a Modest ManRobert W. Chambers
fancy-free
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