freakish [Am ˈfrikɪʃ, Brit ˈfriːkɪʃ] ADJ
1. freakish (unpredictable, unusual):
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2. freakish (weird):
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In all three losses the game sealing tries came from kicks often involving freakish bounces or rebounds.
en.wikipedia.org This side effect has left her feeling alienated and freakish among her peers, who have access to cell phones, televisions, the internet, and other conveniences of the modern world.
en.wikipedia.org This process bonded his costume to his body giving him a freakish appearance, causing him to resemble a humanoid armadillo.
en.wikipedia.org Rickshaws descent into the world of sensation and desire has generated collateral karma that incurs freakish nightmares all too real, starting with the obsessively expected death of his new fianc.
en.wikipedia.org He took note of inclement and especially of freakish weather.
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