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freak
noun as in something, someone very abnormal
noun as in quirk, whim
noun as in person enthused about something
Example Sentences
“Ghost” is for the lovelorn ceramics obsessives; “Soul” for the jazz lovers; “Beetlejuice” for the freaks.
That is until Maia and Alani ignore a sign to stay downstairs and find him hiding out in his bedroom watching YouTube videos on a big TV; the latter freaks out and leaves the room.
Palmer is the latest in a list of players who have been hit by freak injuries away from football:
“He showed me a freaking clip,” the caller said in the 911 audio recording obtained by The Times.
“Everybody was just totally freaked out,” she said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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