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outfreak

outfreak verb: to surpass in freakiness.

Verb

outfreak (third-person singular simple present outfreaks, present participle outfreaking, simple past and past participle outfreaked)

  1. (rare, slang, transitive) To surpass in freakiness.
    • I said, 'The cult of eccentricity's reached a crazy level, freaks outfreaking each other, gays tripping in drag like they're high on chocolate malts.' He said, 'You've been looking from the outside, man, you haven't come through the door.'1978, Angus Wolfe Murray, Resurrection Shuffle, London: Peter Owen, →ISBN, page 188

Forms of outfreak

third-person singular presentoutfreaks
present participleoutfreaking
past participleoutfreaked
pastoutfreaked

Origin of outfreak

From out- + freak.

Questions about outfreak

What does outfreak mean?
Outfreak means to surpass in freakiness.
What part of speech is outfreak?
Outfreak is a verb.
What is the past tense of outfreak?
The past tense of outfreak is outfreaked.

Words near outfreak in the dictionary

  1. outfoxing
  2. outframe
  3. outframed
  4. outframes
  5. outframing
  6. outfreak
  7. outfreaked
  8. outfreaking
  9. outfreaks
  10. outfreeze
  11. outfreezes

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