Meanings
adjectivefreaky-deaky (comparative more freaky-deaky, superlative most freaky-deaky)
comparative more freaky-deaky · superlative most freaky-deaky
- slangFreakish, weird or unusual.
“94, a solid A-frame. Architecture joke, you wouldn't understand.” “Heh, 69.” “That's a 96!” “96? That's butt to feet. Freaky-deaky.”
2019 March 25, Kirk J. Rudell, “Funnyish Games” (7:20 from the start), in American Dad!, season 15, episode 20, spoken by Hayley Smith (Rachael MacFarlane)
Origin
Reduplicative form of freaky.
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