freaksome

English

Etymology

From freak +‎ -some.

Adjective

freaksome (comparative more freaksome, superlative most freaksome)

1. (informal) Characteristic or typical of a freak
   • 2008, Will Davis, My Side of the Story:

     In fact, to be completely honest, I'm kind of worried about him. Anyway, what's coming up here is basically totally freaksome, and I was thinking just to skip it and save you the hassle, but since we're here you may as well deal with it. I have to.

   • 2012, Thea Harrison, Oracle's Moon:

     “[...] Gods damn you freaksome bastard, someone asked me to check!”

   • 2013, Greg Fox, Coming Clean:

     That is positively freaksome, gotta say.

Anagrams

• foremakes