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F0303500 (frēk)n.1. A thing or occurrence that is markedly unusual or irregular: A freak of nature produced the midsummer snow.2. An abnormally formed organism, especially one regarded as a curiosity.3. A sudden capricious turn of mind; a whim: "The freaks of the psyche can no more be explained than the Devil" (Maurice Collis).4. Slang a. A drug user or addict: a speed freak.b. An eccentric or nonconformist person, especially a member of a counterculture.c. An enthusiast: rock music freaks.adj. Highly unusual or irregular: a freak accident; a freak storm.intr. & tr.v. freaked, freak·ing, freaks Slang 1. To experience or cause to experience frightening hallucinations or feelings of paranoia, especially as a result of taking a drug. Often used with out.2. To behave or cause to behave irrationally and uncontrollably. Often used with out.3. To become or cause to become greatly excited or upset. Often used with out.

[Origin unknown.]

freak²

F0303500 (frēk)n. A fleck or streak of color.tr.v. freaked, freak·ing, freaks To speckle or streak with color: "the white Pink, and the Pansy freaked with jet" (John Milton).

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freak

(friːk) n1. (Biology) a person, animal, or plant that is abnormal or deformed; monstrosity2. a. an object, event, etc, that is abnormal or extremely unusualb. (as modifier): a freak storm. 3. a personal whim or caprice4. informal a person who acts or dresses in a markedly unconventional or strange way5. informal a person who is obsessed with something specified: a jazz freak. vb See freak out[C16: of obscure origin]

freak

(friːk) na fleck or streak of colourvb (tr) to streak with colour; variegate[C17: from earlier freaked, probably coined by Milton, based on streak¹ + obsolete freckt freckled; see freckle]

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n. 1. an abnormal phenomenon or product or unusual object; anomaly. 2. a person or animal on exhibition as an example of a strange deviation from nature. 3. a sudden and apparently causeless change; caprice. 4. a capricious notion. 5. Slang. a. a habitual user or addict. b. enthusiast. adj. 6. unusual; odd; irregular: a freak epidemic. v.t., v.i. 7. to make or become frightened, nervous, or excited. 8. freak out, Slang. a. to become irrational or hallucinate under the influence of a drug. b. to lose or cause to lose emotional control. [1555–65]

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v.t. 1. to fleck, streak, or variegate: great splashes of color freaking the sky. n. 2. a fleck or streak of color. [appar. introduced by Milton in Lycidas (1637)]

freak

Past participle: freaked
Gerund: freaking

Imperative
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freak

Present
I freak
you freak
he/she/it freaks
we freak
you freak
they freak

Preterite
I freaked
you freaked
he/she/it freaked
we freaked
you freaked
they freaked

Present Continuous
I am freaking
you are freaking
he/she/it is freaking
we are freaking
you are freaking
they are freaking

Present Perfect
I have freaked
you have freaked
he/she/it has freaked
we have freaked
you have freaked
they have freaked

Past Continuous
I was freaking
you were freaking
he/she/it was freaking
we were freaking
you were freaking
they were freaking

Past Perfect
I had freaked
you had freaked
he/she/it had freaked
we had freaked
you had freaked
they had freaked

Future
I will freak
you will freak
he/she/it will freak
we will freak
you will freak
they will freak

Future Perfect
I will have freaked
you will have freaked
he/she/it will have freaked
we will have freaked
you will have freaked
they will have freaked

Future Continuous
I will be freaking
you will be freaking
he/she/it will be freaking
we will be freaking
you will be freaking
they will be freaking

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been freaking
you have been freaking
he/she/it has been freaking
we have been freaking
you have been freaking
they have been freaking

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been freaking
you will have been freaking
he/she/it will have been freaking
we will have been freaking
you will have been freaking
they will have been freaking

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been freaking
you had been freaking
he/she/it had been freaking
we had been freaking
you had been freaking
they had been freaking

Conditional
I would freak
you would freak
he/she/it would freak
we would freak
you would freak
they would freak

Past Conditional
I would have freaked
you would have freaked
he/she/it would have freaked
we would have freaked
you would have freaked
they would have freaked

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	freak - a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformedlusus naturae, monstrosity, monsterleviathan - the largest or most massive thing of its kind; "it was a leviathan among redwoods"; "they were assigned the leviathan of textbooks"mutant, mutation, sport, variation - (biology) an organism that has characteristics resulting from chromosomal alteration
	2.	freak - someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction; "a golf addict"; "a car nut"; "a bodybuilding freak"; "a news junkie"addict, junkie, junky, nutenthusiast, partizan, partisan - an ardent and enthusiastic supporter of some person or activitygym rat - someone who spends all leisure time playing sports or working out in a gymnasium or health spa
Verb	1.	freak - lose one's nerve; "When he saw the accident, he freaked out"freak out, gross outpanic - be overcome by a sudden fear; "The students panicked when told that final exams were less than a week away"

freak

adjective1. abnormal, chance, unusual, unexpected, exceptional, unpredictable, queer, erratic, unparalleled, unforeseen, fortuitous, unaccountable, atypical, aberrant, fluky (informal), odd, bizarre The ferry was hit by a freak wave off the coast.noun1. (Informal) enthusiast, fan, nut (slang), addict, buff (informal), fanatic, devotee, fiend (informal), aficionado He's a self-starting computer freak.2. aberration, eccentric, anomaly, abnormality, sport (Biology), monster, mutant, oddity, monstrosity, malformation, rara avis (Latin), queer fish (Brit. informal), teratism Not so long ago, transsexuals were regarded as freaks.3. weirdo or weirdie, eccentric, crank (informal), oddity, case (informal), character (informal), nut (slang), flake (slang, chiefly U.S.), oddball (informal), nonconformist, screwball (slang, chiefly U.S. & Canad.), odd fish (informal), kook (U.S. & Canad. informal), queer fish (Brit. informal) (informal) The cast consisted of a bunch of freaks and social misfits.verb1. (often with out) go crazy, snap, flip (slang), go berserk, go bananas (slang), fly off the handle (informal), throw a wobbly (slang), go off the deep end (informal), lose your mind, lose your cool (informal), go out of your mind, flip your lid (slang), go off your rocker (slang), behave in a wild way, go off your head (slang) I saw five cop cars pull in and I freaked.

freak

noun1. Slang. A person who is ardently devoted to a particular subject or activity:bug, devotee, enthusiast, fanatic, maniac, zealot.Informal: buff, fan, fiend.Slang: nut.2. An impulsive, often illogical turn of mind:bee, boutade, caprice, conceit, fancy, humor, impulse, megrim, notion, vagary, whim, whimsy.Idiom: bee in one's bonnet.3. A person or animal that is abnormally formed:monster, monstrosity.

Translations

成瘾者畸形的人

freak

(friːk) noun1. an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing. A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; (also adjective) a freak result. 畸形的人（物） 2. a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something. a film-freak.成瘾者freak out to become very excited, especially because of having taken drugs (noun ˈfreak-out) 极度兴奋

freak

freak of nature

Something or someone that is unusual, rare, or abnormal in some way; beyond or outside the natural world. The goat they have at the circus sideshow is a real freak of nature, it was born with two heads! He can lift over 500 pounds in the gym, he's like some freak of nature.See also: freak, nature, of

control freak

Someone who has an obsessive or compulsive need to control every aspect of a situation and/or the ways in which others act. My father can be such a control freak sometimes, always dictating how I should be living my life. Janice is a real control freak—she wouldn't even let me help her vacuum the carpet!See also: control, freak

fly (one's) freak flag

slang To behave in or embrace an unusual, unconventional, or uninhibited manner or mode of being. My parents are rather conservative, so it's liberating to be in college where I can fly the freak flag without worrying about their reprisals. My favorite music tends to come from artists who aren't afraid to fly their freak flags a bit.See also: flag, fly, freak

freak flag

Any unconventional, nonconformist, or uninhibited behavior, convictions, opinions, or lifestyle choices that are unique to an individual. My high school literature teacher taught me to always be true to myself and to wear my freak flag proudly.See also: flag, freak

get (one's) freak on

1. To have sex. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. I can always hear my neighbors getting their freak on next door—it's so embarrassing!2. To dance, especially in a wild, crazy, or uninhibited manner. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. Come on everybody, get out on the dance floor and get your freak on!3. To party, especially in a wild, crazy, or uninhibited manner. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. I can't wait for your house party this weekend—I really need to get my freak on!4. To act or behave in a wild, crazy, or uninhibited manner. Primarily heard in US, South Africa. Jeff really got his freak on last night after a few too many beers.See also: freak, get, on

speed freak

A drug user who abuses or is addicted to an amphetamine, especially methamphetamine (also known as "speed"). This state is a thoroughfare for methamphetamine to the rest of the country, so it's little wonder that there are so many speed freaks here.See also: freak, speed

freak out

1. verb, slang To suddenly express anger or excitement in a very visible way. Mom will freak out when she finds out we broke her vase! I totally freaked out when I heard we'd won tickets to the concert.2. verb, slang To startle or frighten someone. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "freak" and "out." The sight of that huge needle completely freaked me out.3. verb, slang To experience jarring and frightening side effects (such as hallucinations) due to drug use. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "freak" and "out." I swore off drugs because my last trip freaked me out so bad.4. noun, slang A bad experience while taking some mind-altering drug. In this usage, the phrase is often hyphenated or written as one word. I swore off drugs after my last freak-out.5. noun, slang A wild party. In this usage, the phrase is often hyphenated or written as one word. Someone in our class always throws a real freak-out at the end of the school year.See also: freak, out

freak

1. verb, slang To suddenly express anger or excitement in a very visible way. Mom will freak when she finds out we broke her vase! I totally freaked when I heard we'd won tickets to the concert.2. verb, slang To be startled or frightened. I completely freaked at the sight of that huge needle.3. noun, slang A person or thing considered highly irregular, unconventional, or bizarre. Can be derogatory when used to describe a person. In this city, you can be a freak and not worry about people staring at you all the time. Look at that freak! Have you ever seen a bug like that? Dude, you need to stop hanging out with the freaks. What a bunch of weirdos.4. noun, slang A person who is very sexually uninhibited. I've heard she's a real freak in bed.5. An interjection used as a more mild version of "fuck." Freak! Where did I put my keys?

pill freak

slang Someone who frequently or habitually uses or abuses drugs prepared as pills or capsules. She started getting hooked on the pain pills her doctor prescribed, and before long she had become a full-blown pill freak. I knew a couple of pill freaks in college who were always doing speed or ecstasy.See also: freak, pill

pillhead

slang Someone who frequently or habitually uses or abuses drugs prepared as pills or capsules. She started getting hooked on the pain pills her doctor prescribed, and before long she had become a full-blown pillhead. I knew a couple of pillheads in college who were always doing speed or ecstasy.

eagle freak

A derogatory term for an ardent environmentalist. Is anyone surprised that those eagle freaks in my neighborhood have taken up composting?See also: eagle, freak

eco-freak

A derogatory term for someone who is passionate about environmental issues. Is anyone surprised that those eco-freaks in my neighborhood have taken up composting?

fuck freak

vulgar slang Someone who very much enjoys sex and/or engages in it frequently. The term is usually intended to be derogatory or have a negative connotation. Call me a "fuck freak," I don't care—sex is great, and everyone should do it more.See also: freak, fuck

garbage freak

slang A drug addict willing to take any drug. Of course she took those drugs—she's a garbage freak, she'll take anything!See also: freak, garbage

freak out

(at someone or something) Go to freak out (over someone or something).See also: freak, out

freak out

(on something) to lose control of one's mind because of something, usually a drug. She freaked out on the stuff she was smoking. She took some funny little pills and freaked out immediately.See also: freak, out

freak out (over someone or something)

and freak out (at someone or something)to become very angry or lose control of one's mind because of someone or something that has happened. I absolutely freaked out over the whole business! Don't freak out at me!See also: freak, out

freak someone out

to shock or disorient someone. The whole business freaked me out. I didn't mean to freak out everybody with the bad news.See also: freak, out

freaked (out)

1. shocked; disoriented. (Sometimes used of the effects of drugs or alcohol.) I was too freaked out to reply. Man, was I freaked. 2. tired out; exhausted. I'm too freaked out to go on without some rest. The chick is really freaked. Let her rest.See also: freak

freak out

1. Experience or cause to experience hallucinations, paranoia, or other frightening feelings as a result of taking a mind-altering drug. For example, They were freaking out on LSD or some other drug. [Slang; mid-1960s] 2. Behave or cause to behave irrationally and uncontrollably, with enthusiasm, excitement, fear, or madness. For example, The band's wild playing made the audience freak out, or It was such a close accident, it really freaked me out, or She freaked out and ended up in the psychiatric ward. [Slang; 1960s] Also see flip one's lid; wig out. See also: freak, out

freak out

v. Slang 1. To lose control of one's emotions: I freaked out when I saw my low test score.2. To cause someone to lose control of his or her emotions: The dentist really freaked me out with that needle. The rock band freaked out the crowd when they started letting audience members onstage.See also: freak, out

eagle freak

n. someone with strong concerns about the environment and conservation, especially the preservation of the eagle. (A play on eco freak.) The eagle freaks oppose building the dam. See also: eagle, freak

eco freak

and eco nut (ˈiko frik and ˈiko nət) n. someone with strong concerns about the environment and conservation. (Mildly derogatory. From ecology.) They call me an eco freak, which is okay by me. The eco freaks are protesting the tree trimming. See also: eco, freak

freak mommy

n. a good-looking female. Sally is such a freak mommy. My eyes just water! See also: freak, mommy

freak (out)

1. in. to panic; to lose control. I was so frightened, I thought I would freak. 2. n. a bad drug experience; a psychotic reaction to the drug LSD. (Drugs. Usually freak-out or freakout.) Some of them get turned off to drugs by a really good freakout. 3. n. a wild party of any type; any exciting happening. (Usually freak-out or freakout.) There is a big freak-out at Freddy’s joint tonight. 4. n. a freaked (out) person. (Usually freak-out or freakout.) Some poor freak-out sat in the corner and rocked. See also: freak, out

freak

verbSee freak out

freak someone out

tv. to shock or disorient someone. The whole business freaked me out. See also: freak, out, someone

freaked (out)

1. mod. shocked; disoriented. (Perhaps from drugs or alcohol.) I was too freaked out to reply. 2. mod. tired out; exhausted. I’m too freaked out to go on without some rest. See also: freak, out

freaked

verbSee freaked outSee also: freak

fuck-freak

n. someone who is obsessed with copulation. (Taboo. Usually objectionable.) She is a hot little fuck-freak, and she’ll wear out any dude that takes her on.

garbage freak

and garbagehead n. an addict who will take any drug. (Drugs.) They’re only teenagers and already they’re garbageheads. The garbageheads will take beans or anything else. See also: freak, garbage

juice freak

n. someone who prefers alcohol to drugs. (Drugs.) Freddy is a juice freak. He won’t touch dolls. See also: freak, juice

kick freak

n. a nonaddicted drug user. (Drugs.) Ernie used to be a kick freak, but all that has changed. See also: freak, kick

pillhead

and pill freak n. a drug user who prefers drugs in pill or capsule form. (Drugs.) The police turned the juvenile “pillheads” over to their parents. You pill freaks should try some of this stuff.

pill freak

verbSee pillheadSee also: freak, pill

speed freak

and speedhead n. a drug user who injects methamphetamine; an amphetamine user. (Drugs and general slang.) Speed freaks, not heroin addicts, account for a high proportion of drug-related crime. See also: freak, speed

freak out, to

To be or cause to be out of control, in a state of fear, anger, or excitement, to lose one’s nerve. The term dates from the mid-1900s and became popular through the hippie movement of the 1960s. A 1966 rock album by the Mothers of Invention was entitled “Freak Out.” See also: freak

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adj abnormal

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noun enthusiast

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noun aberration

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noun weirdo or weirdie

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verb go crazy

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noun a person who is ardently devoted to a particular subject or activity

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noun an impulsive, often illogical turn of mind

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noun a person or animal that is abnormally formed

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noun a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformed

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noun someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction

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verb lose one's nerve

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