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freakhood

freakhood noun: the fact or state of being a freak.

Noun

freakhood (uncountable)

  1. The fact or state of being a freak.
    • His assertion infuriates my mother, who denies Cymry's freakhood and calls her a gift from God.2003, Dean Koontz, Odd Thomas
    • While this hypersexual signalling gains much interest from people, it does not lead to a more satisfying sex life, more a kind of freakhood.2019, Sara Pascoe, Sex Power Money

Origin of freakhood

From freak + -hood.

Questions about freakhood

What does freakhood mean?
Freakhood means the fact or state of being a freak.
What part of speech is freakhood?
Freakhood is a noun.

Words near freakhood in the dictionary

  1. freakend
  2. freakends
  3. freakeries
  4. freakery
  5. freakful
  6. freakhood
  7. freakier
  8. freakiest
  9. freakily
  10. freakin
  11. freakin'

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