freak¹ /frēk/

1. A caprice (obsolete)
2. An abnormal production of nature, a monstrosity
3. An eccentric (informal)
4. A weirdly unconventional person (informal)
5. A person who is wildly enthusiastic about something (as in film freak, football freak or Jesus freak; informal)
6. A person who is devoted or addicted to a particular drug (as in acid freak; informal)

1. Capricious (obsolete)
2. Wildly unusual

To freak out

freakˈiness or freakˈishness noun

freak'ing adjective and adverb

Used as an intensifier (euphemistic informal, esp N American)

freakˈish, freakˈful or freakˈy adjective

1. Apt to change the mind suddenly
2. Very unusual, odd

freakˈishly adverb

freakˈ-out noun (slang)

A (drug-induced) hallucinatory or (loosely) wildly exciting or unconventional experience or occurrence

freak out (informal)

1. To have or cause to have such an experience, etc
2. To have a strong fit of anger, anxiety, etc

freak² /frēk/

1. To spot or streak (Milton)
2. To variegate (Milton)

A streak of colour

• hang on someone's lips
• hang on someone's words
• hang out
• hangout
• hang out for
• hangouts
• hang out with
• hang over
• hangover
• hangovers
• hangs
• Hang Seng index
• hang time
• hang times
• hang together
• hang tough
• hang up
• hang-up
• hang up one's hat
• hang-ups
• hanjar
• hanjars
• hank
• hanked
• hanker