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freak-off

freak-off noun: a bout of wild or unorthodox sexual activity.

Noun

freak-off (plural freak-offs)

  1. (slang) A bout of wild or unorthodox sexual activity.
    • Throughout her testimony, which is in its third day, Jane has alleged that during their relationship she felt obligated and pressured to participate in the drug-fueled sex parties with hired male escorts – known as “hotel nights” or “freak-offs” – that she said Combs would request, direct, watch...2025 June 9, Anna Betts, “Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’s ex-girlfriend says she felt obligated to participate in ‘freak-offs’”, in The Guardian, →ISSN

Forms of freak-off

pluralfreak-offs
alternative formfreak off

Origin of freak-off

Deverbal from freak off.

Questions about freak-off

What does freak-off mean?
Freak-off means a bout of wild or unorthodox sexual activity.
What part of speech is freak-off?
Freak-off is a noun.
What is the plural of freak-off?
The plural of freak-off is freak-offs.

Words near freak-off in the dictionary

  1. freak outs
  2. freak show
  3. freak shows
  4. freak wave
  5. freak waves
  6. freak-off
  7. freak-offs
  8. freak-out
  9. freak-outs
  10. freakazoid
  11. freakazoids

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