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1. (n.) freak
an abnormal phenomenon or product or unusual object; anomaly.
2. freak
a person or animal on exhibition as an example of a strange deviation from nature.
3. freak
a sudden and apparently causeless change; caprice.
4. freak
a capricious notion.
5. freak
Slang.
6. freak
a habitual user or addict.
7. freak
enthusiast.
8. (adj.) freak
unusual; odd; irregular:
a freak epidemic.
9. (v.i.) freak
to make or become frightened, nervous, or excited.
10. freak
Slang.
11. freak
to become irrational or hallucinate under the influence of a drug.
12. freak
to lose or cause to lose emotional control.
13. (v.t.) freak
to fleck, streak, or variegate:
great splashes of color freaking the sky.
14. (n.) freak
a fleck or streak of color.
Etymology: (appar. introduced by Milton in Lycidas (1637))
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| Definition of 'Freak' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) freak, monster, monstrosity, lusus naturae
a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformed
2. (verb) addict, nut, freak, junkie, junky
someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction
"a golf addict"; "a car nut"; "a bodybuilding freak"; "a news junkie"
3. (verb) freak out, freak, gross out
lose one's nerve
"When he saw the accident, he freaked out"
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1. (verb) freak
to become very upset or angry
My parents freaked out when I told them.
2. freak
to make sb scared or worried
The stories about the earthquake really freaked me out.
3. (noun) freak
a strange or frightening person; = weirdo
They looked at me like I was a freak.
4. (adjective) freak
very unusual and unexpected
a freak accident/storm
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| Definition of 'Freak' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Freak
a sudden causeless change or turn of the mind; a whim of fancy; a capricious prank; a vagary or caprice
2. (verb) Freak
to variegate; to checker; to streak
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Sense: an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing
A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; (
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 Afrikaans: frats |
 Arabic: غَريب، اسْتِثْنائي |
 Bulgarian: особняк |
 Brazilian: anomalia |
 Czech: abnormálnost, mimořádný ú |
 German: die Laune, launenhaft |
 Danish: sjældenhed; sjælden |
 Greek: τέρας, αλλόκοτο φαινόμενο |
 Spanish: fenómeno |
 Estonian: veidrus, veidrik |
 Farsi: عجیب و غریب |
 Finnish: eriskummallinen |
 French: phénomène; extraordinaire |
 Hebrew: יוֹצֵא דוֹפֶן |
 Hindi: असामान्य |
 Croatian: fanatik,čudak, nakaza; ču |
 Hungarian: szeszély |
 Indonesian: aneh |
 Icelandic: náttúruduttlungur; viðund |
 Italian: fenomeno; capriccio |
 Japanese: 珍奇なもの |
 Korean: 변덕 |
 Lithuanian: užgaida, keistenybė, išda |
 Latvian: untums; dīvainība; dīvain |
 Malay: aneh |
 Dutch: abnormaliteit |
 Norwegian: kuriøsitet, skjebnens lun |
 Polish: kaprys/dziw natury |
 Persian: عجیب و غریب |
 Pashto: هوس، بوالهوسى، وسواس عجيب |
 Portuguese: anomalia |
 Romanian: (fenomen) ciudat |
 Russian: причуда; уродец |
 Slovak: vrtoch; vrtošivý |
 Slovenian: igra; kaprica |
 Serbian: nakaza |
 Swedish: nyck, märkvärdighet, miss |
 Thai: ประหลาด |
 Turkish: hilkat garibesi |
 Taiwanese: 畸形的人(物) |
 Ukrainian: химера; каприз |
 Urdu: خلاف معمول واقعہ ، شخص ، |
 Vietnamese: người, vật, sự kiện kỳ qu |
 Chinese: 畸形的人（物） |
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