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adjective
- 1. very odd, strange, or eccentric: informal "a freaky coincidence"
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Freaky means very strange and sometimes a bit frightening. Learn how to use it in sentences, see examples, and compare it with related words and phrases.
Freaky means very unusual in some way, often in a strange or frightening way. It is an informal word that can also mean freakish or odd. See examples, synonyms and word frequency.
ˈfrē-kē. freakier; freakiest. Synonyms of freaky. : freakish. freakiness noun. Examples of freaky in a Sentence. That book was kind of freaky. a freaky kid wearing a weird hat. Recent Examples on the Web Some are putting cheesy amenities in their buildings — climbing walls and freaky art installations.
Something freaky is so weird that it's almost scary. If you have a freaky dream, you might wake with a frightened gasp. Very strange looking animals are freaky, and creepy stories told at night around a campfire are best when they're a little freaky.
adjective. , freak·i·er, freak·i·est. freakish. Slang. frightening. weird; strange. of or relating to freak. freaky. / ˈfriːkɪ / adjective. slang. strange; unconventional; bizarre. another word for freakish.
Freaky means strange, unusual, or bizarre, or slang for frightening. Find out the origin, usage, and translations of this adjective, and see related words and antonyms.
Freaky means very strange or unusual, as in "I bumped into that freaky friend of yours". Learn more about this informal adjective, its pronunciation, synonyms and collocations with the Oxford app.
