freaked

verb

SayFREEKT/fɹikt/

1 meaning of freaked

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verb
Simple past and past participle of freak.
Whatever was in that tab freaked her out so badly that her friends called for help.
He freaked when he couldn't find his phone.

freaked is a form of freak

freak, verb: To react in an extreme, panicky, or irrational way, from shock, distress, or the effects of a drug; also, to make someone react this way (often 'freak out', 'freak someone out'). Full entry

Forms: freakfreaks he/she/itfreaking -ing formfreaked past tense, past participle
Spelling: freak → freaked: add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /t/.

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