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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
freebie
noun
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ "Where did you get that calendar?'' "It was a freebie from work."
▪ Members of Congress are showered daily with parties, freebies and perks.
▪ Most airlines offer freebies to children traveling on their planes.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ News of the freebie started a credibility slide of avalanche proportions.
▪ We have a last few hours in a freebie hotel.
▪ You'd like a few freebie games too?
▪ You're going on a freebie to the Tate because you're going to be our guide.
▪ You may be doing your readers a favour but you will never be invited on a freebie again.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
freebie

also freeby, 1942 (adj.) "for nothing, without charge;" 1946 (n.) "something given for free;" perhaps as early as 1900; formed "Arbitrarily" [OED] from free (adj.). Compare newbie, rudesby.

Wiktionary
freebie

n. (context informal English) Something which is free; a giveaway or handout.

WordNet
freebie

n. something that is free (usually provided as part of a promotional scheme); "the road map was a freebie" [syn: freebee]

Usage examples of "freebie".

But this was a freebie flight to Phoenix, Arizona, and he had a sister living there.

Hagar the Horrible helmet that Dexter recognized as a promo freebie, and a pair of urinous jockey shorts.

She was on the cover of one of those freebie sex newspapers filled with ads for strippers, outcall services, and massage parlors.

He took freebies from whores, borrowed money from shylocks, fought the shakes every morning with cigarettes, aspirin, and speed, and finally took ten thousand dollars to blow away a potential government witness in a hog lot.