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freak

noun as in something, someone very abnormal

noun as in person enthused about something

verb as in become extraordinarily upset

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“That was so much more than a number. It connected the moment to one six decades earlier. It connected Cal Ripken to freaking Lou Gehrig. It evokes memories and emotions unlike numbers in any sport.”

Set in 1915, the story features twins who escape the clutches of a serial killer and find a haven among a group of so-called “circus freaks,” including a two-headed woman and dog-faced boy.

"Here it's a pattern. It's no longer a freak accident," he said of school shootings in the US.

From BBC

"I immediately freaked out and text my group chat incoherently. Just excitement and disbelief, really."

From BBC

It was, ‘He’s a freak because he doesn’t eat sugar.’

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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