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US
/ˈfɹiki/
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[ UK /fɹˈiːki/ ]
[ UK /fɹˈiːki/ ]
ADJECTIVE
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strange and somewhat frightening
the whole experience was really freaky -
conspicuously or grossly unconventional or unusual
restaurants of bizarre design--one like a hat, another like a rabbit
famed for his eccentric spelling
outre and affected stage antics
his off-the-wall antics
the outlandish clothes of teenagers
a freakish combination of styles
How To Use freaky In A Sentence
- Many bloggers and online commenters have called the animatronic baby "creepy" and "freaky" -- Technabob even ran a post about the clip with the headline The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
- Some dresses feature freaky frilled hemlines, and striped suits were shown with dramatic hats that wouldn't have looked out of place at Ascot.
- Clothes are an important part of their lives because they want to look good - not freaky or weird or shouty or strange. Times, Sunday Times
- WITH giant purple ears and a freaky thin tongue this cane toad looks like a science experiment gone wrong. The Sun
- The intention was to evoke an unreal elsewhere, an imaginary place both freaky and familiar.
- I do mean that in the nicest way, as part of what makes him so freaky is his adeptness at swinging, wiggling and falling from the poles he dances on. VIDEO: Silver Man Pole-Dances, Gender-Bends on America's Got Talent
- Arone Dyer and Aron Sanchez take their freaky instruments six-string baritone ukulele and mutant bass guitar on the road for this smash-and-grab video of a pounding piece of hemiola-ridden art rock about emotional claustrophobia. The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
- the whole experience was really freaky
- Its kinda freaky and adds to why Stevie is such an incredible player. Stevie Baggs Facts
- The most that I felt was sadness. because as we watched him turn from a handsome black man into a freaky white woman it occurred to me that he was trying to completely irradicate the person that he had been. Goodbye Captain Eo