freaky

freaky Definition

freaky (frēk′ē)

adjective freak′i·er, freak′i·est

freaky Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

stuff: Way cool and very freaky stuff, I vote this one of the Top Ten Best Scenes on the show to date.
thing: Also they have some damn freaky things to find out wherever you go.
people: Back in the old days you had to go to the circus to see a parade of freaky people.
fish: From freaky fish to funky fungi and scaly skins to tremendous trees, wildlife can be both strange and fascinating.
guy: The nurses, Pyramid Head and that freaky guy with the tongue were certainly live actors.

Modifying Another Word

quite: They were made of branches and looked quite freaky.
really: Will be putting the actual flyer / poster up on rm 237 in the near future, the flyer in question is really freaky.
very: IE has a very freaky bug where it likes.. .
slightly: All the singing vocals were dubbed by adults which, looking at the film nowadays, makes it all slightly freaky.
little: Hell, it's something some women can be a little freaky about.
kinda: Boys didn't like me because I looked kinda freaky.

Used with adjective complement

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