freaky in Spanish
freaky in Spanish is freaky, friki — freaky means strange, bizarre, or unsettling.
freaky in Spanish
freaky
(slang) Odd; bizarre; unusual.
friki
(slang) Odd; bizarre; unusual.
What does "freaky" mean?
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adj Strange, bizarre, or unsettling.
"It was freaky how the two strangers were wearing the exact same outfit."
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adj Sexually adventurous or unconventional.
"The song is famous for its lyrics about being freaky on the dance floor."
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freaky in a sentence
- It was freaky how the two strangers were wearing the exact same outfit.
- There was something freaky about the abandoned house at the end of the road.
- The song is famous for its lyrics about being freaky on the dance floor.
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What is "freaky" in Spanish?
"freaky" in Spanish is freaky, friki. freaky means: Strange, bizarre, or unsettling.
How do you use "freaky" in a sentence?
Example: "It was freaky how the two strangers were wearing the exact same outfit." In Spanish, "freaky" is freaky, friki.
Are there other ways to say "freaky" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "freaky": freaky, friki.
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