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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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“Everybody was just totally freaked out,” she said.

As well as being Wales' record goalscorer and cap holder, Bale was a generational talent, a freak of nature, a magician who could change the course of a match all on his own.

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The "freak accident... happened so quickly", she said.

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"Be still my freaked out heart," another wrote as one chick perched close to the edge of the ledge.

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Paxton called on the company to do more to protect children from "sick and twisted freaks hiding behind a screen".

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

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