Object

• bit: My mom was there too, she was a bit freaked out!

Adjective modifier

• extraordinary: You don't suppose _she_ has anything to do with this extraordinary freak of yours?

• total: I feel like a total freak telling you this but I want help.

Modifying Another Word

• totally: My feelings ranged from totally freaked to kind of excited.

Modifies a noun

• accident: In a freak accident in February 1940, Leonard broke his neck.

• thunderstorm: Having arrived and departed in freak thunderstorms it was rather eventful!

• storm: A harvest can be devastated by a freak hail storm in August.

• weather: We have all experienced " freak weather " over the last few years.

• occurrence: In the past few years, weather events that would once have been written-off as freak occurrences have become more and more frequent.

Used with why or when

• who: The two or three freaks who still think HTML email is the way of the future can go hang.

Noun used with modifier

• gadget: To me, a gadget freak, it scores 10/10 easily!

• circus: It's becoming more like the old circus freak shows every year!

• control: I think Nicole is a control freak - she asked Keith to give up his music genre!

• fitness: They are probably a fitness freak trying to make a dollar!

• speed: Shouldn't be a speed freak then should you Not sure how different my insurance is with 3 points on.

Preposition: of

• yours: You don't suppose _she_ has anything to do with this extraordinary freak of yours?

• nature: The Tomorrow People were wrong, a mutation, a freak of nature.