1. An ecclesiastical body in Scotland, which was founded by those who left the Established Church in 1843, on the ground that they were not held by the civil courts to be at liberty in their connexion with the State, as they maintained they were, to enforce certain obligations which they considered lay on them as a church of Christ, to whom, and not to the State, they declared they were as a church subject.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dree church,
• cree church,
• vree church,
• tree church,
• rree church,
• feee church,
• fdee church,
• ffee church,
• ftee church,
• f5ee church,
• f4ee church,
• frwe church,
• frse church,
• frde church,
• frre church,
• fr4e church,
• fr3e church,
• frew church,
• fres church,
• fred church

The adjective form of "free church" is "freely-church".

The plural of the "free church" can be the "Free Churches".

The singular of the "free church" can be the "free church".