放題(ほうだい)

ほうだい
suffix
as much as one wants, unlimited
grammatical
1. as much as one wants, all-you-can, unlimited
Suffix attached to verb stems to indicate doing something without limit or restriction.
I went to an all-you-can-eat restaurant.
All-you-can-drink is for two hours.
言(い)い放題(ほうだい)に言(い)う。
To say whatever one wants.
Can have negative nuance

Formation: Verb stem + 放題(ほうだい)

Common patterns

Nuance: When describing someone's behavior (like 言(い)い放題(ほうだい)), it often carries a negative connotation of being unrestrained or inconsiderate.

Cultural note: 食(た)べ放題(ほうだい) and 飲(の)み放題(ほうだい) are extremely popular in Japan, especially at izakaya (居酒屋(いざかや)) and buffet restaurants.