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freak

[freek] / frik /


NOUN
person enthused about something
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STRONGEST




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“I’m telling you, these kids are freaking out — jumping up and down, singing along to all the words. They’re, like, pogo-ing.”

From Los Angeles Times

But the parents have one thing in common: They worry, but they aren’t freaking out.

From The Wall Street Journal

Like, “Oh no, now I’m the creepy freak. I’m sorry, Jack Black.”

From Los Angeles Times

So when I say “ripped from the freaking headlines” ...

From Los Angeles Times

Normally, exhibitions and "freak fights" were confined to the top of some luxury building with the wealthy paying a massive fee to see their favourite boxer up close.

From BBC