no-strings
[ noh-stringz ]
/ ˈnoʊˈstrɪŋz /
adjective
done without conditions or limitations: a no-strings proposal.
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Origin of no-strings
probably earlier than 1965–70
Words nearby no-strings
no-show, no-side, no-smoking, no-stick, no-strike, no-strings, no-sweat, no-tillage, no-trump, no-win, no-win situation
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Example sentences from the Web for no-strings
One evening, the two meet at a bar and Evelyn convinces Dave to have what she insists is no-strings sex with her.
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