Definition of freaky
freakier;
freakiest
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Examples of freaky in a Sentence
That book was kind of freaky.
a freaky kid wearing a weird hat
Recent Examples of freaky from the Web
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They got hooked on the freaky theme of this fight — MMA vs. Boxing — which had that Godzilla vs. King Kong theatrical vibe to it.
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And how freaky was that sequence of Viserion getting javelined by the Night King?
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The credit for that largely goes to composer Michael Giacchino’s better-than-it-needs-to-be score—a freaky symphony of staccato woodwinds, plucky strings, and ominous thumping kettle drums—and Andy Serkis, who brings Caesar to life once again.
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The goal of the metal concert is maybe two-fold: First, to rile the freaky demons and hell fire in your songs to life; and second, make your instruments wreak as much havoc on a crowd as possible without actually tossing them into the circle pit.
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A freaky accident on Lap 19 took them out of the race after Jeffrey Earnhardt car’s had mechanical issues and started dropping oil on the track.
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Everyone participates in activities, from canoeing to tug-o-war, alongside Claude VonStroke, Justin Martin and the rest of the freaky flock.
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Maybe South Florida’s vermin spent the winter getting a little freaky frisky.
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Suddenly, we were charged up, unnerved, and watching things get freaky.
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First Known Use of freaky
1824
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