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freaky-deaky

freaky-deaky adjective: freakish, weird or unusual.

Adjective

freaky-deaky (comparative more freaky-deaky, superlative most freaky-deaky)

  1. (slang) Freakish, weird or unusual.
    • “94, a solid A-frame. Architecture joke, you wouldn't understand.” “Heh, 69.” “That's a 96!” “96? That's butt to feet. Freaky-deaky.”2019 March 25, Kirk J. Rudell, “Funnyish Games” (7:20 from the start), in American Dad!, season 15, episode 20, spoken by Hayley Smith (Rachael MacFarlane)

Forms of freaky-deaky

comparativemore freaky-deaky
superlativemost freaky-deaky

Origin of freaky-deaky

Reduplicative form of freaky.

Questions about freaky-deaky

What does freaky-deaky mean?
Freaky-deaky means freakish, weird or unusual.
What part of speech is freaky-deaky?
Freaky-deaky is an adjective.

Words near freaky-deaky in the dictionary

  1. freakshakes
  2. freakshow
  3. freakshows
  4. freaksome
  5. freaky
  6. freaky-deaky
  7. fream
  8. freams
  9. Frear
  10. Frears
  11. Freas

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