Freak is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FREAK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to spot or streak
• behave or cause to behave in a wild and irrational way, typically because of the effects of extreme emotion or drugs
• fleck or streak randomly
• To variegate; to checker; to streak.
• lose one\'s nerve
• streak with colour
NOUN:
• a very unusual and unexpected event or situation
• a person, animal, or plant with an unusual physical abnormality
• a person regarded as strange because of their unusual appearance or behaviour
• a person who is obsessed with a particular activity or interest
• a person addicted to a particular drug
• a sudden arbitrary change of mind; a whim
• abnormal person or thing
• A sudden causeless change or turn of the mind; a whim of fancy; a capricious prank; a vagary or caprice.
• a person or animal that is markedly unusual or deformed
• someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction
ADJECTIVE:
• abnormal
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to streak with color

Words related to FREAK

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Words that contain FREAK

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How to use FREAK in a sentence

• A shifting current, some freak of the wind and tide, was making her twist and pull at her anchor, and for a moment the sun struck clean on her broadside.
• It was a remarkable structure when they were through with it, stuck against their own house, as if by accident, and resembling in its irregularity the growth of a freak potato.
• And stones upon the road I’ll break, And earn my seven bob a week, Which is surely better than the freak Of settling down in Australia.
• A freak of the wind caught the blazing aeroplane as it fell and drove it right over one of these small bodies of water.
• It is a curious freak of modern war that a ploughed field should be stronger than any citadel.
• The master, being the friend of his late father, went and remonstrated with him for this strange freak, and urged him to return.
• Strange as it may seem, this freak struck Madam Conway favorably.
• He will be called a heretic, a heathen, a cold-blooded freak of nature.
• Nature had made this woman in a freak of rare sincerity.
• I again and again reviewed the strange events which, by some freak of fortune, I had been a witness to.
• And by some curious freak of the down-falling light only his head and shoulders were visible, and seemed almost to be floating in the gloom.
• The old ladies, bless their disinterested hearts, alone looked on the hound freak with other than feelings of approbation.
• And then he asked himself, almost angrily, what sort of mad freak was this.
• One of our mules took a sudden freak into his head, and joined a neighboring band to-day.
• For some great freak you leave all in the town down there and ride on alone.
• The one was a sombre savage, the other a jovial comrade, and it was a witty freak of fortune that impelled both to follow the same trade.
• Joynt it seems, in a wild freak, fired his gun through the door of the cabin occupied by Mistress Murphy, who with her children is now about to join her husband in America.
• The artificial heel added to the ordinary shoe is another curious freak of fashion.
• He had found, by some strange freak of chance, much more than he had expected, to find.
• By a freak of memory she called to mind the somewhat similar predicament of the crew of a storm-tossed ship that she had once read about.
• Others think it to have originated simply in the freak of some goldsmith, afterwards copied by others until it came to be accepted as a necessity.
• It had been a freak of nature to make her and Lady Marion Ricksborough so closely alike, that even when they were together it was hard to tell which was which.
• It was in her chamber and alone, that Henrietta Temple mused over this freak of destiny.
• Back beyond those wooded hills some freak of fate must lead me right, some swirl of fortune afford me opportunity.
• His next unexpected freak was to run backward in a way that sent the neighboring group flying.
• He intimated that this was only a boyish freak, for which he was very sorry.
• One would have said that the horse was a freak meant by nature for the climbing of hills.
• The time has gone by when the musician and composer was considered a sort of freak, knowing music and nothing else.
• It was not by a freak of chance that the authorities began to see in Nelson the elements of an extraordinary man.

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