freak
//friːk//
Noun
freakSingular
freaksPlural
1
A person, animal, or plant with an unusual physical abnormality or deformity.
The two-headed calf was considered a freak of nature.
2
A person who is obsessed with or unusually enthusiastic about a specified interest.
My brother is a fitness freak who goes to the gym every day.
3
A very unusual and unexpected event or situation.
The accident was a freak of nature that no one could have predicted.
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Verb
freakInfinitive
freaksPresent tense
freakedPast tense
freakedPast participle
freakingPresent participle
freaksThird-person singular
1
To react or behave in a wild, irrational, or uncontrolled way, typically due to the effects of extreme emotion or drugs.
She freaked when she heard the bad news.
2
To cause someone to become extremely upset, frightened, or disturbed.
The horror movie really freaked me out.
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freakCanonical form
1
Very unusual or unexpected; abnormal.
A freak accident caused the traffic jam.