What The Free Dictionary's terms say
The Free Dictionary's terms of service and privacy policy have 5 rated points: 0 serious, 1 bad, 2 worth knowing and 2 good. 3 apply whenever you use the site, signed in or not; 2 only once you have an account.
Whenever you use The Free Dictionary
Bad 1
You are tracked via web beacons, tracking pixels, browser fingerprinting, and/or device fingerprinting
Where it says this ↗
Worth knowing 2
Blocking first-party cookies may limit your ability to use the service
Blocking first party cookies may limit your ability to use the service
Where it says this ↗You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold the service harmless in case of a claim related to your use of the service
Where it says this ↗
If you have a The Free Dictionary account
Good 2
You can retrieve an archive of your data
Where it says this ↗You can opt out of receiving promotional communications
You can opt out of promotional communications
Where it says this ↗
The documents
Ratings by ToS;DR volunteers; they can lag behind the current terms. Not legal advice.