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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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"I just think it's so freaking cool to have anime be this mainstream thing and Demon Slayer be the backbone of that," says Zach.

From BBC

David and Sarah don’t want to freak out their parents, so they have to act like nothing weird is going on, allowing these scenes to have interesting, unexplored levels.

At the Bowl, Oldham came onstage in a wheelchair, which prompted Nelson to explain that the 82-year-old had cracked his pelvis in a “freak basketball accident” the other day.

In the words of Naess, “There are gonna be all these wealthy textile freak ladies that will need to have these pieces.”

She wrote, “He can shut these people down and take away their funding and make sure none of these freaks are able to benefit from a 501c3 status…If not now, when?”

From Salon

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

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