free-willer
/ˌfriːˈwɪlə/noun
A person who believes in the doctrine of free will, an Arminian.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Robinson (d. 1625), Church of England clergyman and separatist theologian. From free will + -er Compare earlier free will men, and also willer.
- blow something off
- blow something out
- blow something out of the water
- blow something to bits (or pieces or smithereens)
- blow something up
- blowsy
- blow the doors off
- blow the whistle on
- blowtorch
- blow up
- blow up in one's face
- blow with the wind
- blowy
- blowzy
- BLT
- blub
- blubber
- blubberer
- blubbery
- bluchers
- bludge
- bludgeon
- bludger
- blue
- blue agave