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to freelance
noun
Someone who sells his services to employers without a long-term contract.
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So I began to freelance.
In 1975, she turned to freelance writing.
He also rents out space to freelance architects.
At 37, she devoted herself full time to freelance photography.
They usually paid on a piecework basis, to freelance writers.
He allowed these Wolverines more freedom, more opportunity to freelance.
And Dan Mountain, 56, creative director, plans to freelance.
Still, the Obamas clearly benefit from Jarrett's ability to freelance.
Players have dispersed to freelance gigs elsewhere, and one has left permanently.
Maier spent nine years at Hermès, while continuing to freelance all over Europe.
Or if he wanted Manziel to freelance, he just nodded to him.
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